Foreign Cover Friday is a weekly meme hosted by The Reading Fever, where foreign covers of the books we know and love are spotlighted and discussed. To join, either pick your favourite foreign cover, or pick many foreign covers, and start discussing! Continuing on with my Night Huntress theme, this week we’re looking at bookContinue reading “Foreign Cover Friday: At Grave’s End (Night Huntress 3) by Jeaniene Frost”
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Atlantis: The Lost Princess
There’s a reason Princess Kidagakash from Atlantis: The Lost Empire, Disney’s 41st animated feature film, was never recognised as an official Disney Princess. Her film falls just outside of the Renaissance. Fantasia, Dinosaur, and The Emperor’s New Groove came before it, and all four films performed less than expected at the box office. Kida missesContinue reading “Atlantis: The Lost Princess”
Free Tina Storm Urban Fantasy Short Story Exclusive on Smashwords (1)
Hi lovelies. As promised, the first Tina Storm short story, The Calm Before The Storm (see what I did there? LOL) is available for the rest of October exclusively on Smashwords. Also, look at the PRETTY PRETTY cover! I’m toying with releasing all five short stories as exclusives on Smashwords for a limited time insteadContinue reading “Free Tina Storm Urban Fantasy Short Story Exclusive on Smashwords (1)”
Foreign Cover Friday: One Foot In The Grave (Night Huntress 2) by Jeaniene Frost
Foreign Cover Friday is a weekly meme hosted by The Reading Fever, where foreign covers of the books we know and love are spotlighted and discussed. To join, either pick your favourite foreign cover, or pick many foreign covers, and start discussing! A few weeks ago I did the Foreign Cover Friday of the firstContinue reading “Foreign Cover Friday: One Foot In The Grave (Night Huntress 2) by Jeaniene Frost”
Me Tarzan, You Jane
Disney’s Tarzan is their thirty-seventh animated feature film and the last film of the Disney Renaissance. It is based on the novel Tarzan of the Apes by Edgar Rice Borroughs. It was a box office success, opening at a #1 spot which hadn’t been seen since Pocahontas, and it was also more successful than itsContinue reading “Me Tarzan, You Jane”
Lissa Bilyk 