I was a bit unsure about writing these book discussions so often but after getting the green light I decided to just go for it. These will tend to be shorter than my average posts and I promise I will never spoil any of the books. With that being said, One of the few perks... Continue Reading →
I'm not sure if this is the case worldwide, but here in the UK, we have an interesting fascination with crime and murder. From recreations of infamous murders on stage to the bestselling mystery novels inspired by real cases we can't seem to get enough. For example, on my one and only trip to London,... Continue Reading →
I would never have suspected a book about the funeral industry would be such an easy read. I've had a fascination with death since I was around 9 years old. Back then I more or less kept it under wraps since at least where I grew up it was seen as gross or disturbing to... Continue Reading →
You will never be able to look at a kinder egg the same way ever again after reading this book. Warning you now. Here in Scotland and the rest of the UK we have the National Health Service or as it is more commonly called, the NHS. The NHS is an incredible thing, saving and... Continue Reading →
One of the downsides to being a PC gamer is sometimes for one reason or another the game you just bought doesn't work with your system. This has happened to me a few times. Celeste originally was one of these games and I am proud to report that it is the first game I was... Continue Reading →
One of the magical things about books is that sometimes they make a bigger impression on you that you can even imagine beforehand. Sometimes they will make you cry inconsolably, sometimes giggle like a school girl or even make you question the very fabric of reality. Convenience Store Woman by Sayaka Murata was one of... Continue Reading →
I finally got my hands on Will Save the Galaxy for Food a few months back, It was surprisingly difficult to get it but I finally found a copy in Forbidden Planet. I am so glad I managed to get it, as this book is brilliant! Will Save the Galaxy for Food by Yahtzee Croshaw follows a struggling Star... Continue Reading →
It has been a decent while since the last time I have written a Page Turner ramble, but that is because most of the books I have been reading lately are either true crime books or Agatha Christie. But just a few days ago I finished the first volume of Death March to the Parallel World... Continue Reading →
Imagine if you could enter a fantasy world as an overpowered skeletal lord. Well, Momonga doesn't have to. Written by Kugane Maruyama, Overlord starts off as a long time player of the MMORPG Yggdrasil stays online on the final day of the game server before it is shut down. However, when the game world ends he finds himself in it... Continue Reading →
