Starter Villain by John Scalzi is yet another sci-fi treat by an all-time favorite author. I had the pleasure of reading a free copy of the book thanks to the publisher and NetGalley. After loving The Kaiju Preservation Society to bits, when I got approached to read Starter Villain in exchange for an honest review, […]
COPYWRITING IN MARKETING GUIDE: WIN THE LONG GAME
Copywriting for the sake of copywriting in marketing will take up limited resources without achieving its purpose. And copy always has a purpose. We’re here to answer that question – how to achieve the goals set for copy? I must be honest here – I spent 30 minutes debating whether I should describe copywriting in […]
Review: Nicholas Conley & Ending Forever
Ending Forever by Nicholas Conley is a short, fast-paced sci-fi read that deals with topics like death and loss. The author approached me and offered a free copy of the book, and I appreciate that. Below we’ll dive into the details of the book and what made it enjoyable. I must say the short synopsis […]
WHAT IS COPYWRITING: DEFINITION BY A COPYWRITER
Have you ever wondered what makes certain words and messages more convincing than others? What is copywriting and what makes it so important for businesses today? I invite you on a copywriting journey into a world of words, copy that sells, and one too many tools, to answer that exact question. You’ve found the right […]
eARC Review: A.C. Wise & Hooked
Hooked by A.C. Wise is, I believe, the first Peter Pan retelling I’ve read. I got a free copy of the book thanks to NetGalley and the publisher, Titan Books. And I got… hooked. Heh. The book was such a pleasant surprise, I gobbled a third of it in a couple of hours. It whetted […]
Review: Malcolm Gladwell & Talking to Strangers
Talking to Strangers by Malcolm Gladwell was a haunting, compelling read that took me by surprise. I’m not big on non-fiction books, but I’ve read a few here and there. And I’m obviously late to the Gladwell train. When I spotted the book, the title alone was enough to pique my interest. As someone incapable […]
eARC Review: Olivie Blake & The Atlas Six
The Atlas Six by Olivie Blake is one of the best reads I’ve had in 2022. This review is way overdue, but I was in no way capable of writing it after finishing the book. It had to settle. A big thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for providing me with a copy of […]
eARC Review: John Scalzi & The Kaiju Preservation Society
The Kaiju Preservation Society by John Scalzi is comedy gold. That’s one of the best, most entertaining, smart books you’ll read. I’ve always loved books that don’t take themselves too seriously, as you can guess from my love for Martha Wells’ The Murderbot Diaries. And this is one of those books. It’s fun, full of […]
eARC Review: Gareth L. Powell & Stars and Bones
Gareth L. Powell’s Stars and Bones came out on the 15th of February, and it’s one of the best books you’ll read in 2022. Well, if you’re into space opera and cosmic horror. Which I am, and I enjoyed the book so much! I was lucky enough to receive a free copy of the book […]
eARC Review: H. M. Long & Temple of No God
This review of H.M. Long’s Temple of No God is late, the 2nd book in the Hall of Smoke is already out, so let’s dive right in! The truth is, my SO and I got a PS5 in December, and, as you can imagine, things have been focused on gaming. But I’m here to remedy […]