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Movie Review: The Inugami Family
Movie Review: The Inugami Family
The Inugami Family (Japanese Movie)Year of Release: 1976Director: Kon IchikawaBased on the Book: The Inugami Curse by Seishi YokomizoRecommended for fans of: Gothic, Foreign Period Dramas, Eerie Mysteries, A touch of Horror, Brilliant Plot, Golden Age of Detective Fiction Some time back, Words & Peace had recommended The Inugami Curse and I’d wanted to read the book ever since. I decided to take…
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Captain Vorpatril’s Alliance by Lois McMaster Bujold
Captain Vorpatril’s Alliance by Lois McMaster Bujold
Book: Captain Vorpatril’s Alliance (Series: Vorkosigan Saga)Published: November 2012 (Baen Books)Audiobook Narrator: Grover Gardner (Blackstone Audio)Genre/ Trope: Space Opera, Humor, Meet the FamilyRating: 9 of 10 / Highly Recommended A perfect feel-good read for a lazy summer afternoon! I was chortling my way through this book about Captain Ivan Vorpatril, a rather laidback bureaucrat in the…
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Japanese Mythology Recs: Ogiwara, Mononoke & Moribito
Japanese Mythology Recs: Ogiwara, Mononoke & Moribito
Lately, I’ve been consuming speculative fiction centered around Japanese mythology / Shinto creation mythology. Putting up a few reviews here as part of the Japanese Literature Reading Challenge 2021. Dragon Sword and Wind Child by Noriko Ogiwara This book is part of the Tales of Matagama series but you can also read it as a standalone. Saya lives in the village, with no memory of the past. She…
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Friday Face Off #1: Dressed in White
Friday Face Off #1: Dressed in White
The Friday Face Off meme was created by Books by Proxy and hosted by Lynn. For each week’s theme, we select a matching book and compare its different book covers across editions. Perfect for a visual fix! (I’m obviously late to this meme, but so eager to grapple with book cover art!) Theme for Friday Face Off #1 is: Dressed in White – could be a person could be a landscape – or something else…
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