Energia: Titans of VeritàTable of Contents (For Catching Up) Eitan had wished he hadn't taken this job. He knew he shouldn't be picky. Not that he could; there were plenty of jobs just like this one on the board. But he was too worried to even consider anything else. He had to go home and… Continue reading Chapter 34: Homeward Bound
Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai: The Diamond in the Rough
My god, this show is two years old... it still feels like it came out yesterday. But it also feels like it came out a thousand years ago. Does that make sense? Probably not. Life these last few months has turned my brain to pudding. Initially, I wrote Bunny Girl Senpai off as just another… Continue reading Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai: The Diamond in the Rough
Jak and Daxter: My First Game
Everyone remembers their first. Even if their first was seventeen years ago. Jak and Daxter was the very first video game I ever played. It's a game that has been a part of my life for literally as long as I can remember. That and The Simpsons: Hit and Run, as well as Grand Theft… Continue reading Jak and Daxter: My First Game
The Aslan Problem
This is a little follow-up to yesterday's book review. You don't need to have read that one for this. But I'd sure appreciate it! I'm not desperate, why do you ask? Conflict is the most important aspect in making a story interesting. It pushes your characters and gives the audience something to grab their interest.… Continue reading The Aslan Problem
The Horse and His Boy: A Fun Change of Pace
This is an odd Narnia book. It's almost completely disconnected from every other story in this series. In fact, it's so independent that it ultimately ends up as an in-universe myth. You could skip it entirely and lose absolutely nothing. Not that you should. Because I'm not gonna lie: this is kinda the best Narnia… Continue reading The Horse and His Boy: A Fun Change of Pace
