An unfinished series for an unfinished novel Andrew Davies, the man behind the 1995 Pride & Prejudice mini-series, the 2008 Sense &...

As I am in the middle of working on my own fiction novel, it has been a thought that has crossed my mind a multitude of times how the...

I had the pleasure of attending imaging USA 2020 in Nashville, TN. For those who don't know what imaging USA is - it's a conference for...

As yet another movie that is based on Louisa May Alcott's Little Women had been released, let's talk about the similarities, differences,...

Taking a moment to briefly reflect on what 26 has brought me and how 27 is really when the new year starts for me.

author's note: this is a mix of review of the books as well as sharing my own experience with the series. Being a part of the generation...

The 2018 adaption of Louisa May Alcott’s well known novel, Little Women is a modern one. We are truly getting to see the story unfold...

Have you ever seen a trailer that looks like the movie is going to be so bad it might actually be good? That was just one of the many...

The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society is set in the aftermath of World War II. Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows create a...

Everyone talks about how growing up causes you to forget how to be creative, but what if you’re just not taking the time to fill your...

The adaptation of Ernest Cline’s novel — that was unfortunately co-adapted by the author. I’m not sure if the film was better, but I know...

The closing novel to Roth’s sci-fi duology, The Fates Divide, continues the story of Cyra and Akos, but adds a few more characters to the...

Veronica Roth’s start to her sci-fi duology is beautiful! It’s a dual narration, but we do get to see things through one narrator’s view...

Season two of Jessica Jones is not the same kind of dark as season one. We are introduced to an even more relatable kind of...

Honestly if it wasn’t for Audible, this would have probably been another one of those novels that I started because the concept...

I’ll be honest. I struggled to initially pick up this novel. Based on the title I was able to surmise that it was yet another Cinderella...

Here we are a week in to a new year and you may or may not still be going strong with your “New Years Resolutions”. Personally, I didn’t...

Robyn Schneider’s Extraordinary Means is a beautiful story that reminds us why it’s important to take risks and enjoy life to the...

Choosing to respect others even when they do not respect you. Why is “in order for me to give respect, they have to earn it” the excuse...

Creating content has been a bit of a struggle lately. I’ve spent a decent chuck of time reassessing the type and when and where I post my...