dawn.vogel | September 18, 2019
Last week was the culmination of my frantic watching everything by Pentagon I could get my eyeballs on in preparation for seeing them live. And it was definitely an experience. Jeremy and I both work downtown–my office is very near the theater they were playing–so we met up after work for dinner and drinks, then […]
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Tags: concert, k-pop, music
dawn.vogel | September 11, 2019
I’d been wanting to read Spencer Ellsworth’s The Great Faerie Strike since I found out about it early this year, and I’m pleased to say it was worth the wait! If you like steampunk and humor, you’ll love this book, which is filled with just the right balance between silly and serious. You can read my […]
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dawn.vogel | August 28, 2019
Reading: The Great Fairie Strike by Spencer Ellsworth, which I’ll have a review for soon! Watching: Iron Fist season 2, mostly, though we occasionally watch a little Steven Universe, and Jeremy showed me the first episode of The Expanse, which he has been reading and loving. We’ve also started watching Farscape, which somehow never made it into the list […]
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dawn.vogel | August 21, 2019
Tales for the Camp Fire is a charity anthology for the victims of the November 2018 fire that destroyed the town of Paradise, California. You can read my review of this horror collection at Mad Scientist Journal, or buy a copy online!
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Tags: anthology, book review, horror, short story
dawn.vogel | August 14, 2019
I’ve just reviewed Distaff, which is a collection of nine sci-fi stories by women authors. You can check out my review at Mad Scientist Journal. It’s a nice quick read, too, which releases tomorrow at WorldCon. If you’re in Dublin, check it out there! If not, grab yourself a copy online!
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Tags: book review, collection, science fiction, short story
dawn.vogel | August 7, 2019
My latest book review is up at Mad Scientist Journal, this time for a non-speculative fiction book! The Flight Girls by Noelle Salazar is a historical fiction book about the women pilots of the WASPs during World War II. It’s a wonderful look at a little-known piece of history, with compelling characters and excellent writing. If […]
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Tags: book review, Historical Fiction, Noelle Salazar, romance
dawn.vogel | July 31, 2019
I’ve been a reading machine lately, and my first of several reviews is up at MSJ today! Claiming T-Mo is a wonderful speculative fiction, multi-generational novel involving otherworldly beings and family relationships. You can read my review here or check out the book (out on August 13) here!
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Tags: book review, Eugen Bacon, speculative fiction
dawn.vogel | July 24, 2019
Reading: A whole lot of books for review–trying to get through three books between a couple of flights for vacation! Watching: We remembered that we hadn’t seen Daredevil Season 3 yet, so we put Jessica Jones on hold to finish up Daredevil first. I’ve also started watching Reign on my own. Listening To: Mamamoo has been our latest K-pop […]
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dawn.vogel | July 17, 2019
When Jeremy has stuff that takes him out of the apartment on the weekends, I often wind up watching period dramas, usually loosely based on history. But they cancelled Versailles and I finished up Tudors, so I poked around Netflix a bit until I stumbled across Reign. I’ve mentioned before that I tend to like my period dramas […]
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dawn.vogel | July 10, 2019
My latest review for Mad Scientist Journal is up, today for a wonderful noir detective story with imaginary friends, called The Imaginary Corpse by Tyler Hayes. If this sounds like a weird mashup of genres, I can assure you that it both is, and that it is also SO perfect. The book is filled with imaginative characters […]
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Tags: book review, contemporary fantasy, Noir Detective, Tyler Hayes