Jash Reads: Animorphs #4 The Message (Chapter 21)

I read chapter twenty-one of Animorphs #4 The Message by K.A.Applegate.

The Way Station Gambit (Mini-Review)

This review was written for an ARC of the book.

The Way Station Gambit is the second book in G.J.Ogden's Contingency War series. This book follows Captain Taylor Ray and Commander Sarah Sonner as they try to get to another Contingency Base. The book also follows Provost Adra and Adjutant Lux as they try to track down Taylor and Sonner.

Coming Soon: Tarot Deck: Fandom Edition

I like to keep my spiritual side off of this blog as that's not what this place is about. This blog is about dissecting and celebrating different shows, movies, ect. So making a post that has to do about tarot wouldn't make sense.

However, if I were to combine tarot and fandoms I'm in the post would fit. Hence this post. This was partially inspired by me thinking about making a tarot deck of my fandoms and my disappointment about the Game of Thrones tarot deck. The latter had the Moondoor on The Moon card.

I will provide minor explanations about different parts of the tarot deck, but I'm not expecting some explanations to be useful to the newcomer. So if you're interested in doing tarot, you'll need to do your own research.

Jash Reads: Animorphs #4 The Message (Chapter 20)

I read chapter twenty of Animorphs #4 The Message by K.A.Applegate.

At First Love Chapter 18: A Dream of Dragons

This is a Real Person Fanfiction. In this fanfiction Iain Glen has never been married.

This chapter has been edited due to content. If you want to see the unedited version GO HERE.

Haunted Wolf (Mini-Review)

This review was written for an ARC of the book.

Haunted Wolf is the first book in the Cedar Creek Shifters series by Nikki Landis. The book follows both Cole Baxter's tribulations in rejoining his pack and Briar Lovell dealing with her feelings for Cole.

Coming Soon: The Toxicity of Jonerys

We are all allowed to ship and no one should tell us no. It doesn't matter if our ships don't make any logical sense, are non-canon, are toxic, or only a few people ship them. We shouldn't be judged for what we ship as if it reveals who we really are. Shipping is for fun and shipping wars shouldn't exist.

So if I believe that then why am I writing this post? Well this is an analysis of the relationship between Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen from Game of Thrones, not the people who ship them. If you want to have a Jonerys themed wedding, more power to you.

One reason I am writing this post is because Jonerys is one of the biggest ships on Game of Thrones. One could easily argue it is the biggest ship in the entire show. People were into the relationship long before they even met onscreen.

Another reason is that a lot of Jonerys shippers seem to ignore the darker aspects of their ship. They try to brush that darkness under the rug in an attempt to make the ship moral. So I want to talk about the dark subject matter that not many people have considered.