It’s been a while since I did a book art post. I just wasn’t feeling it with my last few reads. But Shelby Van Pelt changed that! This piece is inspired by ‘Remarkably Bright Creature’s’ by @shelbyvanpeltwrites – I took some liberty with our dear Marcellus’ coloring just to make it pop on a digitalContinue reading “Remarkably Bright Creatures: Book Recommendation”
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The Turn of The Key
If The Turn of the Key by Ruth Ware were to be adapted, I hope it’s for the small screen. You can’t fit this mystery/horror into a two hour movie. This story of a governess taking care of three little girls in an old estate has many layers, polarizing characters, and a twist you doContinue reading “The Turn of The Key”
Inspired by ‘American Dirt’
Whew! American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins is not for the faint of heart. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like for migrants coming from Honduras, Guatemala, and Mexico…look no further. Immigrants do the work Americans find too low paying, demeaning or difficult, but what you don’t know is that washing dishes, cooking, landscaping and allContinue reading “Inspired by ‘American Dirt’”
Gotta love a good mystery…
Local Woman Missing by Mary Kubica will keep you on your toes. A must-read for any mystery/thriller junkie! I’ll say no more!
Inspired by ‘Kindred’
Kindred is a timeless novel about time. Imagine going about your day when you just get snatched into history because you have a connection – unknown to you at the time- to a specific individual you are linked to in history. And what if that time period just so happened to be 1815, when slaveryContinue reading “Inspired by ‘Kindred’”
Art of the Day
Jane Eyre is described as elfish, plain, with auburn or hazel hair and green eyes. Here she is with a favorite quote of mine.
Holy Crap: Review of Parable of the Sower and Parable of the Talents
She died in 2006. That said, I intend no exaggeration when I say Octavia E. Butler saw Trump and his enablers/supporters coming. Ten years after she died, Trump was elected. Within these pages, there is a destructive and incompetent politician, Andrew Steele Jarret, who actually says he wants to Make America Great Again. No lie.Continue reading “Holy Crap: Review of Parable of the Sower and Parable of the Talents”
Project Hail Mary
Quick question to ponder: What happens when our sun starts to dim? And that solar dimming is being caused by material, aptly named Astrophage, literally sucking the life out of it? And it’s happening at such a rate, Earth will find itself in an ice age and all the fun disaster that comes with itContinue reading “Project Hail Mary”
Inspired by ‘The Song of Achilles’
It took author Madeline Miller ten years to write The Song of Achilles. And her hard work paid off. Although it was released in 2011, the novel still pops up on the NYT Bestsellers list and it’s 2021. Ten years of work followed by another ten making its mark! This epic story about the greatestContinue reading “Inspired by ‘The Song of Achilles’”
Inspired by ‘Blonde’
These are inspired by ‘Blonde’ written by Joyce Carol Oates. Ana De Armas stars as Marilyn Monroe in the upcoming adapted film, so I combined their likeness.