I don’t want to say that I’ve reached another uninspired streak with reading, but the lure of shorter stories has definitely been stronger these days. So as I’m going on what feels like two months of waiting for one short story, I was able to digitally check out two others. Both by the author Genki Kawamura.
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Weekend Movie Review
Okay, so this might be the result of the last two weekends, but I’ve been busy!
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I’m ashamed of myself for still not going to see Tony in the theaters this weekend, but I did get some good watches in.
Read moreMargo’s Got Money Troubles – Season 1 Review
Apple’s new comedy-drama series, Margo’s Got Money Troubles, seemingly came out of nowhere for me. And I was even less familiar with the fact that it was adapted from a novel of the same name. Who knew!
Read moreBook Review: Dead Lions by Mick Herron
I’m a little disappointed in myself for how much time I put between Mick Herron’s debut Slough House novel Slow Horses and the next installment in the series, Dead Lions, but better late than never, I guess.
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This weekend had a lot of new movies to offer me!
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Despite having a long holiday weekend, I still didn’t manage to squeeze in more than the average amount of movies. And if I’m being honest, I was disappointed that there wasn’t anything that came out in theaters worth seeing! Anyway, I made due with some newer releases from the comfort of my own home.
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Given how badly I slacked in May, June hasn’t been looking much better, so I made a real effort this past week to get caught up on some theatrical releases. And then some!
Read moreThe Boys 5th and Final Season
For a show that only produced 40 episodes, it’s kind of crazy that it took seven years for them all to come out. With that, I am also kind of sad that The Boys is over.
Read moreBook Review: Small Things Like These and Foster by Claire Keegan
I don’t know why, but I have just been in the mood for quick reads these days. While scouring the internet for inspiration, I came across Claire Keegan, whose short stories and novellas are immensely popular. My local library happend to have a few on hand, so I picked up the novella Small Things Like These and short story, Foster, to get started.
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