I got mail…

The other day I got two very exciting packages in the post, which I just wanted to share with you. The first is my Michael J. Sullivan book. I supported his Kickstarter for Age of Death which included the ebook 3 months early, and now I also received the physical copy. It also came with a……

2020 Reading Resolutions – Update

We are a quarter into the year, so I figured it is time to look at how I am doing regarding my reading resolutions. I came up with 8 resolutions at the start of the year: 1. Read 72 books I have currently read 51 books. This should be easy. 2. Finish/catch up with 35……

I could use a (virtual) hug…

I haven’t mentioned the C word on here yet, but let’s be real: humanity is slightly fucked at the moment. This corona crisis affects us all in some way, including me and this blog. And although I don’t want to dwell on it too long, I thought I should mention it. Seeing as most of……

2020 Reading Resolutions

While I don’t have any actual new year’s resolutions, I do have a few reading resolutions. Many of them are the same/similar to the 2019 resolutions so without to much ado, here they are: 1. Read 72 Books This is the same goal as 2019 (even though I read 188 books). Six books a month……

My Reading 2019 In Review

Reflection time! In 2019 I read 54.222 pages across 188 books. The shortest book was The Hope of Elantris with 25 pages, while the longest was The Collected Fairy Tales of the Brothers Grimm with 1008 pages. The average page count was 289. The books I read I gave an average rating of  3.8* (not sure how the DNF books I……

Reading Resolutions Update

Time is going by so fast, we are already in the last quarter of the year. So I decided to do my last Reading Resolutions Update, to see if I am on track and if necessary to make some changes. If I can be bothered to. 1. Read 72 Books I actually surpassed this quite……

Believathon TBR

I just found out about the Believe in the Impossible Readathon hosted by Gavin, and I love the idea so much that I want to participate. Somehow. In short, this Readathon takes place in November, and the goal is to read a bunch of middle-grade books. For full details you can watch the announcement video over here.……