Here we are again. Two new chapters posted and I'm already stuck again. There will be no new chapter of The Necromancer's Daughter today. There are two big reasons why this series is going on hiatus again. I've been putting a lot of effort into my other series. Most of my time editing and proofreading … Continue reading The Necromancer’s Daughter – Update
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Chapter Ten – The Lion, The Witch and the Cupboard
A soft morning rain covered the fields as they made their way outside of the sleepy town again, back to the house they came by last night. Cobal had never really been to this part of the country, so everything here was new to him. He was used to large towns and fancy manors. Although … Continue reading Chapter Ten – The Lion, The Witch and the Cupboard
5 anime recommendations
I watch quite a lot of anime. Not as much as some people do, but definitely more than most do. Throughout the years there have been quite a few shows that I’ve thoroughly enjoyed that I feel like I don’t really hear people talk about. Maybe because they get forgotten overtime, maybe because a lot … Continue reading 5 anime recommendations
That Funny Feeling
Total disassociation, fully out your mind. Googling derealization, hating what you find. I used to love stand-up comedy, but as the years went on I feel like the artform started to interest me less and less. Or at the very least I wasn’t enjoying some of the comics as much as before and certainly wasn’t … Continue reading That Funny Feeling
Chapter Nine – A fiery start to the journey
Two days had passed since they left Ravadier. The road had been easy so far and they progressed quickly. The most time they even spent on anything was on Cassandra sightseeing. She was absolutely enamored by almost everything they encountered. Mana also seemed more comfortable to be on the road than before they came to … Continue reading Chapter Nine – A fiery start to the journey
Vanitas no Carte and the importance of aesthetics
As of writing this, we’re 8 episodes into the second season of Vanitas no Carte, or the Case Study of Vanitas. That means I’ve watched twenty episodes of this show. And yet I’m not invested in the story at all. It just doesn’t really interest me that much.For those unfamiliar with Vanitas let me give … Continue reading Vanitas no Carte and the importance of aesthetics
Door to door advertisement is bad.
I work for the Royal mail. I somewhat like my job, although as any job has its ups and downs, we’re very much on a down right now, but it’s still not a bad job. Sometimes it can get a bit frustrating, and right around now is one of those times. In my country, the … Continue reading Door to door advertisement is bad.
Propaganda is terrifying
I wasn’t sure if I was ever going to write about the current conflict in Ukraine. As much as this feels more shocking to me than most other conflicts in the world have, probably because Ukraine seems a lot closer than most other countries with big conflicts do, at the end of the day there … Continue reading Propaganda is terrifying
Chapter Eight – To New Horizons
Cobal returned from his room holding the large bag he’d brought with him from the capital. From it he pulled a large tube which held a rolled up map, alongside some other supplies. Using some cups on the corners he spread out the map of their continent on the floor. Cassandra and Mana looked over … Continue reading Chapter Eight – To New Horizons
Encanto (My review)
I just made something unexpected. Something sharp, something new. It’s not symmetrical or perfect, But it’s beautiful and it’s mine. What else can I do? Antonio is absolutely adorable and such a good kid. The joy of creating something new and exciting transcends artforms. Be it music, writing, drawing or magically creating flora, there’s a … Continue reading Encanto (My review)
Opal Kaharis 