My first ever book in German - my third language - and I've got to say I'm very positively surprised at how fun it was to read this! Thing is, I started learning German about 20 years ago. You see, in Norway you get to pick a third language when you start middle school (junior... Continue Reading →
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An Interview with Trey Stone on ‘A Death Worth Living’: Memory, Meaning, and Psychological Reflection (Part I)
Trey Stone’s new book, ‘A Death Worth Living,’ offers a reflective exploration of memory and personal experience rather than conventional entertainment. While writing, Stone discovered a deeply autobiographical narrative, prompting him to confront recollections of his past. This thought-provoking work engages readers, inviting them to reflect on their own memories and emotions.An Interview with Trey... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Conviction by Michael Cordell
I bloody did it again! Okay, so first of all - this is a fantastic book and an absolute must-read if you like legal thrillers. But also, I somehow managed to read these books out of order. Not that it matters - but first time around, I somehow started with book 3 in the series,... Continue Reading →
Book Review: The Silence of The Lambs by Thomas Harris
It's not for nothing that this book holds the title for the best thriller ever! I recently picked up Red Dragon, the first book I've ever read by Thomas Harris - after years of being a Hannibal fan solely through film and TV - and I loved it. It's dark, it's gritty, it's short! -... Continue Reading →
Book Review: A Death Worth Living by Trey Stone
Trey Stone’s novella ‘A Death Worth Living’ explores life, death, and lingering memories through Jacob’s surreal journey in the afterlife. Awakening in a calm, empty room, Jacob revisits pivotal memories, examining family warmth and unresolved emotions. Despite its reflective pace, the book’s haunting beauty and depth make it a compelling read.Book Review: A Death Worth... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Trail of Heroes by S. F. Claymore
An indie fantasy epic that keeps on giving! I think it was way back in 2018 when I stumbled upon book 1 in the series, Champion's Rising, and was introduced to the incredible world of Prince Snarmis and his companions. I was immediately pulled in, and now, seven years later, it's been a blast to... Continue Reading →
Book Review: The Lost Metal by Brandon Sanderson
It's done! The second era of the Mistborn series is over - and what an ending it was. The Lost Metal carries on a few years after the third book - where Wax and Wayne fought to uncover dark secrets and weird conspiracies, leading them to discover new places, new peoples, and more unanswered questions... Continue Reading →
Short Stories Wanted – Horror & Dystopian Anthology by Something Or Other Publishing
Are you a horror author? We need more short stories!I'm curating an anthology in development by Something or Other Publishing and we need more submissions. Check out the official call for stories below, and see if your writing is a good fit. Moerk Skog: the Dark Forest This project is a horror and dystopian-themed anthology... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Nord For Det Øde Hav by Liv Balstad
An incredible real-life account of life in the Arctic. Nord For Det Øde Hav - or North Of The Desolate Sea, if you prefer the translation is the story of Liv Balstad's nine year long adventure in Longyearbyen, Svalbard where she lived and worked as a radio hostess, wife, mother and in support of her... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Confession by Michael Cordell
Haha! I messed up big time! Ok, so that's a weird way to start a book review, I know. Let me start over: Confession by Michael Cordell is a legal thriller following lawyer Thane Banning on his latest case: defending a young sex worker who's accused of murdering a high profile football coach. The kicker?... Continue Reading →