Bland but deep? More deep than bland, I’d say. But a great start to the Cosmere, there’s no doubt.

It was all about the friends we made along the way… and you won’t see me complaining.

Being the perfect pilot entails obedience, control, and bureaucracy. How many of those can Jorgen ignore? Uh, yes.

Starsight vs. Cytonic, which one presents the theme best?

Alanik, the alien that doesn’t quite feel like an alien. But, is it even relevant?

An FM-centric novella that has as little of FM as it possibly can. Is it possible? You tell me if it’s possible.

That moment when you realize the enemy you were plotting against is not who you think they are. How can they be better, AND worse?

Imagine Irish folklore and Christianity mixing in a novella, but then add a little bit of modern times and erase Irish folklore altogether.

I heard someone say at one time, ‘This book has a plot but no substance’. That has to be the best summary I’ve seen.

I had expectations starting this book; it was the best-rated, it explored the best love interest, and it had the best plot. But, did it?

Many will say they know why this book is popular, while some might disagree. I can say I’m the former, but that’s not always a good thing.

Have you ever wondered if storytelling could save the world? Before you roll your eyes at me for the absurd thing I say, I must tell you...

This time around, The Dream Thieves breaks the mold. Secrets, depth and pure emotion. Can you guess the main twist before it comes?

A paranormal mystery, a tragic love story, and a perfect guide to friendship. Does ‘The Raven Boys’ live up to its internet hype?

Mixing spaceships and dragons don’t always sound like a bad idea. Not in this case. Why? Let me tell you about my conspiracy theory.

When being a princess sounds good only on paper. But is it, honestly?

Dracula. One of the most known literature classics of all time. How does its narrative stand in today’s modern writing?

What makes a story, a good story? Some may say it’s the characters, some say the plot or theme, and some may argue it’s the message....