Back when I was a young girl I loved writing short stories and creating characters. I used to imagine what kind of adventures they would get into, doodle their cool gizmos and gadgets and often put myself in their fictional shoes. As a teen, I would start writing stories but never finished them. I would... 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 →
Ever wondered what the hell was going on behind the scenes of The Room? Well, thanks to Greg Sestero (Oh, hi Mark) we now know. The Disaster Artist: My Life Inside The Room, The Greatest Bad Movie Ever Made is the tell-all book Greg wrote about the catastrophe that was the filming of Tommy Wiseau's movie.... Continue Reading →
Before I begin, I just want to say that this ramble is dedicated to my dear friend, Eilidh. Happy Birthday, fellow bookworm! I'm sorry I can't be there to celebrate with you, but I hope you have a wonderful day! Every Monday morning I work a four-hour voluntary shift at my local charity shop, which... Continue Reading →
So, Valentine's Day, or how I like to call it International Cake Binging Day, is just around the corner. Another year that I am spending alone, yay. To add insult to injury, I am on the last week of my temporary job at a card shop. Not only am I pretty much being dumped by... Continue Reading →
