fiction
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Book Reviews: Yesteryear Is Ye Olde Wasted Potential
Towards the end of Yesteryear, by Caro Claire Burke, Shannon, who sleeps with the main character’s husband (Caleb), does an interview about how much of a fake witch the main character (Natalie) is. In the interview, Shannon says something along… Continue reading
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Book Reviews: Body Horror In The Haar by David Sodergren
*Spoilers Ahoy. Read At Your Own Risk* The Haar follows old lady Muriel McAuley. Muriel, an ancient, derelict, and decrepit tomb of wrinkled old lady flesh on the verge of death. She lives alone in a cute cottage by the… Continue reading
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Book Reviews: Social Isolation and Passivity in Giovanni’s Room
*Spoilers ahoy!* In Giovanni’s Room, David Last Name Irrelevant is your run-of-the-mill white, American man cheating on his fiancée (Hella) with women and men, and he is not nice. This is apparent from the first paragraph. David has a dead… Continue reading
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2025, The World Enslaved by Poor Writers
“What Did Corona Do To Jesus?!” “Nothing!” I recently-ish watched 2025, A World Enslaved by A Virus. Christian cinema is generally terrible and this was no exception. However, I love a good wild conspiracy theory movie because the government is… Continue reading
