Book Review: Black Stars Above
Wonderfully bizarre, utterly mesmerizing, and deeply profound. A review of the graphic novel Black Stars Above by Lonnie Nadler.
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Welcome to Reading Vicariously
This is a blog about books and the worlds they transport you (with some of my own musings and writings mixed in). Reading “vicariously” has added immense value to my life, and I love having the opportunity to share my passions and thoughts with others! Read on, and enjoy!
Book Review: After the Rain
Cultural identity through the lens of folklore and magical horror. A review of the graphic novel After the Rain by John Ira Jennings and David Brame.
Book Review: The Buck Stops Here
This hooked me in its head lights and hit me with 70 pages of gory, hilarious, creature feature fun! A review of the book The Buck Stops Here by Sean Seebach.
Beneath Strong Currents
A poem about life-threatening nature of doubt and insecurity.
Book Review: Unboxed
Followers vs family; choose wisely, lives are at stake. A review of the play Unboxed by Briana Morgan.
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Interviews, Musings, and Other Stray Thoughts
Reading vicariously means actively imagining yourself in the world of the book. Immersion is necessity, and each book is a new world to explore and life to live.
Reading vicariously also means reading with empathy for the characters. It’s about putting yourself in their shoes, even if they’re very different from you.
