Category: Product Reviews
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21st March is World Poetry Day In this blog, we have posted reviews on poet Esther Vincent here. In another blog, poet Tricia Tan’s poetry is reviewed here.
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#100tinytreasures Challenge runs from Mar 20 2026 to Mar 20 2027. The participating artist uses tiny art papers to paint any topic/ theme of their choice. We have the freedom to use any small sizes of measurements, or even bigger papers if we choose to. My card papers are roughly 3 inch by 2 inch.…
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Surely this must be a stroke of good luck. Blog prompt host Linda has selected the word “review” for March 14 2026’s Stream of Consciousness Saturday’s prompt (SoCS). This entire blog is about book reviews and product reviews. It is rare that a prompt coincides with a blog’s intention. This blog has a catalog page…
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Ronel Janse van Vuuren’s short story “Unseen” was interesting. I received a free copy of. the file when I subscribed to her newsletter via email. You can read Unseen too, when you subscribe to her newsletter. Unseen is in the genre of dark fantasy, as it contains folklore, fairies, gremlins, monsters and etc. I seldom ever…
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My theme is book reviews and miscellaneous. I have read some authors whose surnames/ first names start from letters A to Z. Sometimes, I may post on poems whose topic starts with the required alphabet, if I lack my preparation in reading an author whose name is required in my alphabetical list. Examples of the…
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Peter Straub is famous for his ghost stories. He was born on March 2, 1966, and died on September 4, 2022, at the age of 56. I bought his novel, Ghost Story, and will write a book review after I finish reading it. It was a recommended book in a self-study series of writings on…
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Frankenstein goes to Chicago, to ask an inventive scientist, Dr Euphronius, to create a female Frankenstein for him. One of their first concerns is how to get a body for Miss Frankenstein? Short of stealing one from the morgue, they decide to use a murdered body. Christian Bale is this movie’s star protagonist, Frankenstein. His…
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What is the meaning of “Society does not acknowledge monsters, even when they are seated at their dinner tables”? It is more convenient to ignore monsters. Even family does not acknowledge monsters who sit among them at dinner, lunch and breakfast. They don’t want to upset the family dynamics. Especially if the monster is the…