personal

The Road to Ironbark – a book review

All up, I’d say I really enjoyed this book. Historical fiction with a little romance. Really…
Folklore – an indie record that’s much cooler than mine

While some people baked sourdough, some tried their hand at a Marie Kondo clean, some tried…
Prison by Any Other Name – a book review

This was a markedly uncomfortable read that I will be thinking about for some time. I’ve…
The Descartes Evolution – a book review

Awesome book! Have stayed up way too late to finish it as I really could not…
Winston’s Spy – a book review

What I expected when I read the title and description of this book: a young James…
The Border Reiver – a book review

I can’t say it’s a pleasant story, but it’s well written, and you should read this…
The Cendovian – a Book Review

This novel follows Professor Richard Nelson in his quest to create immortality via coding and neuroscience…
Trigger Warnings

I’ve been thinking about story content recently. I have two questions/thoughts that are sort of related…
The Ringmaster’s Daughter – a book review

In many ways, this is your standard World War 2 novel. It’s quite nicely written, but…
Censored – A Book Review

I received an ARC of Censored by Caroline Bobick via NetGalley. It’s an interesting time to…
Flashback by TR Davis – a book review

I feel very conflicted about this book. I was drawn to the cover so I read…
The Mother-in-Law – a book review

Sometimes I feel guilty for being a “fake fan” of Sally Hepworth. I’m definitely a fan,…
3

Three items, vying for blog space, clamouring for brain space. Three times, I’ve sat, here, and…
Here

Here, in the darkness of my littleness, it is easy to become consumed by the black,…
Jesus, I trust in You

Last year, I read Fr Michael Gaitley’s “33 Days to Merciful Love” for Lent, alongside listening…