Book Review: Red Station
Strong action scenes and a strong female lead. A review of the book Red Station by Kenzie Jennings.
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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: Cradleland of Parasites
Both beautiful and ghastly, this collection of dark plague poetry is a must-read. A review of the poetry collection Cradleland of Parasites by Sara Tantlinger.
Book Review: Tender is the Flesh
Disturbing social commentary that falls a little flat. A review of the book Tender is the Flesh from Agustina Bazterrica.
Book Review: The Ethereal Transit Society
Fun apocalyptic cosmic horror! A review of the book The Ethereal Transit Society by Thomas Vaughn.
Book Review: Dark Red
Vampires come to small town America. A review of the graphic novel Dark Red by Tim Seeley.
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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.
