The Quadrant | S. Connolly, Anne O'Connell, Audrey Brice, S. J. Reisner
Four Pen Names, Four Elements
I occasionally like to review new technology and share with folks what someone who isn’t a tech blogger actually thinks about things. I’ve never been much for having a favorite “team”. My tech either works for me or it doesn’t. Also Continue reading Microsoft Band – A Review
I’ve been reviewing a lot of tech lately, including my Windows Phone, my MS Surface running Windows RT, and even my Mac. It’s only fair that I review Windows 8. I upgraded to Windows 8 last weekend after I got Continue reading Windows 8: A Review
First things first – you should know that I’m not a programmer or an IT person. I’m just a regular girl who isn’t into fashion tech. Either tech is useful or it isn’t. Either it boosts my productivity or it Continue reading Windows #Surface – A Review
That is a sentence you rarely hear a writer utter. Most writers love their Macs. We’re trained to them. I don’t know about the rest of you, but back in college, when working for the college papers, all we ever Continue reading I Hate My Mac
I was never a phone person. When cell phones first came out, I got one. I had one of the very first flip phones and it was like carrying a small brick around. As cell phones got smaller, so did Continue reading Windows Phone 7 – A Practical Review
The Occult Encyclopedia of Magic Squares by Nineveh Shadrach is exactly what it says it is. A book of magick squares. Here’s the thing about this book — it’s a reference book for working magicians. I don’t see it being useful for dabblers Continue reading Book Review: Occult Encyclopedia of Magic Squares
So recently I watched two “horror” films that were allegedly scary according to critics. The Rite and Insidious. The Rite, quite frankly, was laughable. It started out promising (even if it did move a bit slow) and then it went Continue reading Horror Huh?
With ebooks I’ve noticed a growing trend. It seems some readers will write a review based on the price of a book or on the merit of a few typos. I really started noticing this after a girlfriend of mine contacted me Continue reading Reading Reviews
I’ve been following a lot of series work in the paranormal mystery/urban fantasy genres and it seems to me far too many series start sucking between books 6-8. Rowling was smart to end Harry Potter on number 7. That was Continue reading Shorter Series
So I read a book a few weeks back that really left me with a strong, negative reaction when I’d finished with it. It was a short story collection called Three by Blades. My initial reaction was to jump onto Amazon and Continue reading Reader Reaction