My yearly reading and writing post! I know I barely use LJ anymore but that's because nobody else does. I'd love to use it more but...yeah, I don't think anybody is here. But this is not something easy to post of tumblr because tumblr is still a nightmare site.

I was not very productive this year and I didn't even read very much.

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Time for this yearly roundup! I realized I only wrote ONE review this year...I should probably try harder about that next year. Also I read a lot more than this, but I don't actually add any stories that are under 10k, because they're just not long enough and the list would go on forever. Also I actually did try to not read anything by male authors ( Read more... )

Vampires play hockey. Some elements done really well, others SUPREMELY disappointing. I will talk about it a lot, as I am prone to do!

( Blood on the Ice by Katriena Knights )

I was definitely not as productive, in either reading or writing, as I'd like. I guess to be fair I'm still battling health issues. I'd love to get back to how I was doing in 2011 or 2012 where I was posting like 250,000 a year publicly (because I've always written way more per year than gets posted ( Read more... )

This is currently a four five book series with a smaller side novella but I'm reviewing them as one singular chunk so there may be mild spoilers. Also I haven't read the fifth one!

( Whyborne and Griffin series by Jordan L. Hawk )

Throwing a couple of these out there that I wrote this year and never posted! Just so I can post my 2014 reading/writing list and be able to link to the reviews.

( The Inventor’s Companion by Ariel Tachna )

Okay guys I’ve read some books. Short reviews, since they are short books:

( The Magpie Lord by KJ Charles )

( The Cold Commands by Richard K Morgan )

So it’s that time of year again; that time of year being the end of the year where I post a list of almost everything I read and wrote this year! Again, it's misleading, since this is only stuff I shared publicly and doesn't include unfinished chapters or projects or what have you ( Read more... )

( The Steel Remains by Richard K. Morgan )