Tag Archives: Humour

Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Harry Potter Characters and Socks

In: Personal Life, Writing

Happy Labour Day to everyone in Canada and the United States. Most schools here in Canada reopen after Labour Day weekend, so thoughts of making lists and cracking open books are bouncing around in my head. This is the time of year when I’d try to squeeze the last bit of fun out of the… Read More

I’ll Tell You About My Drafts Folder If You’ll Tell Me About Yours

In: Writing

Edited in August 2020 to include links to finished posts.  It’s been a long time since this blog published a lighthearted writing post, so let’s change that.  Lately, I’ve been gently poking my drafts folder and trying to decide which posts in there, if any, are ready to finish and share with the world. On… Read More

Unlikely Allies: A Review of Pads for His Throne

In: Science Fiction and Fantasy

Content Warning: Blood. This is otherwise a spoiler-free review. Title: Pads for His Throne Author: Olli Crusoe Publisher: Self-Published Publication Date: 2016 Genres: Science Fiction, Horror, Humour Length: 33 pages Source: I received a free copy from Ollie. Rating: 5 stars Blurb: A regular night at the office changes Louise’s life, when a running gag… Read More

Adventures on the Orange Planet: A Review of The Lady of Dawnzantium

In: Science Fiction and Fantasy

As mentioned earlier this summer, I’ve decided to include more book reviews in the publication queue for this blog. Everything I review will somehow be connected to the speculative fiction genre, and I will highlight authors whose books are self-published, indie, or from small presses as often as possible. As always, my reviews are spoiler… Read More

Let Me Answer Your Questions About Canada for Canada Day

In: Personal Life

Happy Canada Day! Most of my readers do not live in Canada, so I thought it might be fun to answer any and all questions you have about my country today. Do you want Canadian reading suggestions? What parts of Canadian history were taught in your country, if any? Is there anything about it that… Read More