There and Back Again (A Book Review of J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit) There and back again. Such words and none other perfectly describe my intense love affair for J.R.R. Tolkien’s books; why, in each endeavor of reading his works is … Continue reading
Not Your Ordinary Cinderella Story (A Book Review of Stephen King’s Carrie) I know it’s a bummer, but let’s face it, I bet any of you who has gone through this rite of passage called “high school” might’ve had felt … Continue reading
Last Saturday I, along with some TFG peeps and fellow book bloggers (Chachic, Tina, R E, Aaron and Kwesi), headed out to Libreria in Cubao X for the first Meet Up for the year of the Filipino Book Bloggers and … Continue reading
In the Grip of Evil (A Book Review of William Peter Blatty’s The Exorcist) Inspired by a reported case of exorcism of a child in 1949, The Exorcist by William Peter Blatty, published in 1971, is a novel about demonic … Continue reading
I’m always on the look out to do something new this year. Then sometime this week while browsing Facebook, I happen to stumble upon this request on my home page inviting me on to an event called Snape Day. Seeing … Continue reading
Let me introduce you to the new kid on my bookshelf… Finding this one (yet again on the bargain bin of National Bookstore for the measly price of only 99php!) made me jump up with glee — well, as far … Continue reading
Inspired Madness (A Book Review of Edgar Allan Poe’s The Fall of the House of Usher and other Tales) There’s no denying that much of modern horror fiction — as we know it anyway — grew out of the gloomy, … Continue reading
The start of the New Year made me itch to do something new. Well, it’s not relatively “new” in the whole sense of the word since this feature that I’m going to introduce here have been done time and again … Continue reading
Nothing happens the way you plan it. That statement couldn’t have been more apt in light of how I spent my week-long holiday vacation before the calendar kissed 2010 goodbye. I know I still owe this blog some book reviews … Continue reading
