It’s been about two years since I last read a Vampire Earth book, and I can tell that my perceptions and nitpickiness have changed since then. Which is not to say that doesn’t come across as well as it did before, but I noticed more how about 80% of Earth’s population is obsessed to some degree with procreation, whether it’s to keep the Kurian’s ( Read more... )

Dragon Strike is the fourth book in E.E. Knight’s series about three dragon siblings who are separated as children. The first three books give each dragon’s viewpoint on the events that led to their parent’s and sister’s deaths and resulted in their separation, and then followed their lives from there. This book features the three learning about ( Read more... )

 Dragon Outcast is  the 3rd book in E.E. Knight's Age of Fire series(which I thought was a trilogy but there's a 4th book coming next year) which follows the lives of three dragon siblings. There were five siblings in their hatch at birth:  Auron, fast and clever, the grey, scaleless dragon, Wistala,  strong but flighty, Jizara, kind but weak, the ( Read more... )

Valentine's Exile is the latest(paperback) book in E.E. Knight's Vampire Earth series.  Since I haven't posted on this series in a while, and most on the f-list who might be interested in this have friended me since then:

(as always, I'm somewhat simplifying things to avoid endless exposition)

Vampire Earth is set in the near future-the first book is ( Read more... )

(32) Her Majesty’s Dog Vol 5 by Mick Takeuchi:  I've decided that the Japanese have a fetish for schoolgirls and temperamental centuries old dog demon guys, cuz it's all over the place.  I think I like this book more and more each volume.  This volume has Amane and Hyoue(and of course their personal shipper, Takako) travelling back to their village ( Read more... )

Been on an anime/manga binge the last few days, and so, to make sure they don't get lost when half the f-list goes "hmph...anime/manga...next..." a couple of classics:

Arsenic and Old Lace:  This is one of those movies that relies 95% on over-the-top antics and comedy to carry the entire thing, as opposed to story.  It works though, primarily ( Read more... )