#REVIEW of THE HATE YOU GIVE by Angie Thomas

5/5. Read it. Now. The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas needs to be a compulsory novel read in secondary schools across the world. It is a modern classic, speaking from a perspective not quite heard in the book community; and that is from the perspective of people of colour. Even though there is a [...]

the impermanence of your permanence.

itโ€™s easier to say that youโ€™re dead, instead of just, you left and never looked back. how ironic that the prospect of your death would be easier to handle than watching you walk away so casually, (a voluntary abandonment). it's easier to say that you're dead rather than remember how my mother's tears created permanent [...]

catastrophicย 

the destruction commenced unwarranted catastrophic. I raised my hands a blessing tasting the fire the ash. donโ€™t be fooled by the burns of the leftover destruction. having to rise from those ashes I discovered re-discovered Myself. My strength. My intelligence. A glorious phoenix with wings of fire and ash. -ย flying, soaring. a winged beast of [...]

The Last Ride of the Bastard Machine by Neil Michael Burke: A Review

The Last Ride of the Bastard Machine by Neil Michael Burke: A Review

NOTE: This is going to be a slightly different review; in that, I thought I would 'vlog' my thoughts concerning this short novel whereby I bring you on a journey to a genre I have never read before. Let's hope this is not a complete train-wreck of an idea, and if it is, I apologise [...]