For a university course I took earlier this year, I had to select a leader and determine their driving force. Although it was obviously suggestive of choosing a well-known or current leader, when I really stopped to think about the question there was no one I wanted to write about except a man whose name […]
The People: The Power of the Pow-wow (Photos)
There’s always a sense of anticipation for me but also one of coming home. Of having been elsewhere and existing, but this is the real world: a Pow-wow, wherever it happens to be. I feel a sense of purpose and relief seeing so many of the People together. I see the faces of my relatives […]
Review of “Daryk Hunter” by Denise A. Agnew
Review: Initially, I found it difficult to get into “Daryk Hunter”. The primary plot was clear: Ketera needed to save her father, despite being shipwrecked and summarily “acquired” by Dane Charger, the Daryk One—in addition to various adventures, further captures, deliverances and escapes along the way. But I was left with the feeling of seeing […]
Review for “Born To Fly: Landing In Love” by Aliyah Burke
Review: I found myself drawn into “Born to Fly: Landing in Love” from the very first paragraph. The dialogue was snappy, the images vivid and the characters sensationally piqued my interest. Bliss and Erich, I knew, were the pair destined to be together somehow, someway—although it took some time for me to begin to like […]
Review of “Sacrament of the Night” by Louise Cooper
Review: I liked the setting for “Sacrament of Night”: a door, a key, and an impossible romance between two beings from mirror worlds, one of light and one of darkness. That it was written by Louise Cooper was an additional plus because I’d read very fine fantasy from her before. I was not disappointed in […]
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