It’s spooky season at last! With halloween less than a month away, here are some books to help get you in the mood for the holiday! House of Hollow This follows three sisters that have always been a little strange, though they didn’t think anything of it. At least, not… Read More »8 spooky books for Halloween
Today in reading nonfiction to feel smarter, a book about where I live! This one covers some of the history and current social landscape of the city of Vancouver and a little of the surrounding areas…. if you consider 2012 current. It starts with the neighbourhoods and some of the… Read More »Vancouver Special review
I’ve been around a while and I’ve been trying to get better with my finances, start a side hustle, and start looking into the idea of eventually retiring. I thought this might help figure out how to streamline my hours for Scrap Paper Entertainment, but instead I found what might… Read More »The 4-Hour Workweek review
I’ve been needing something to help me out with creating the worlds in some of my new stories. The Storyteller’s Workbook has been great to figure out the basics of the story and how it will unfold, but I have some more complicated universe building I need to do, so… Read More »Worldbuilding Workbook
Did I need something cute? Absolutely yes. And I found something that has just the right kind of cute for me, which means tinged with murder. The story follows Mona, a young wizard with magic over pastry that she doesn’t put much stock into because it is considered minor and… Read More »A Wizard’s Guide to Defensive Baking review
Somehow my financial planning books have led me here. To a book on retirement. As if that’s something that I will ever be able to do. I can dream! This book, however, is very much written for not me as an audience. This is targeted specifically at people who were… Read More »When Can I Retire review
This is more of a heads up for anyone who is following me! I’m taking a break. I’ve been publishing multiple books a year for 9 years. For my 10th year, I’m gifting myself a break. A whole year of not pressuring myself to get something ready for publishing. It… Read More »Taking a break
Today in random books I found in my library, let’s learn about urban planning! I do have two series that involve cities that exist in isolation and are cut off from the world, so that seems like a good enough reason to start reading up about the usability of cities.… Read More »Happy City review
Today in random library books, yet another horror novel! I think I must have added a bunch of them to my list at once and just didn’t remember it. Probably for the best, because apparently this is what I’m in the mood for! The book follows two people: Mila and… Read More »House of Ash review
Another book already? The final installment of Cloned Evil is out! If death didn’t stop her, then neither would her family. At last, Bea was free of all of the curses keeping her silent and still. With nothing left to keep her in her mother’s basement, she escapes to the… Read More »Beatrice is out!