Syfy Fridays are back! Okay, while Syfy has Friday content all of the time, this week is the return of Wynonna Earp and Killjoys and I am so excited. Get ready for some freaking out! Continue reading “Fangirl Freakouts: @SYFY Fridays are Back! ( @WynonnaEarp @Killjoys ) from @kleffnotes”
I had the opportunity to chat digitally with Billy Clift and David Millbern about their upcoming film, A Long Road to Freedom: The Advocate Celebrates 50 Years, which will be screening at Outfest on Thursday the 19th in Beverly Hills. Clift is the writer and director and Millbern produced this documentary feature that focuses on LGBTQ rights and examines the dedicated and important work that has been done for the community. Continue reading “A Long Road to Freedom Interview with Billy Clift and David Millbern from @kleffnotes”
Let Down Your Hair is both a prequel and a sequel in my mind to the Urban Fairytales series from Erik Schubach. As a way to relax the women of the series we have grown to love over the course of four previous books spend nights eating junk food and going through the journals of previous women with powers like their own. For their reading on this particular night Nicole, a character introduced in the previous book, insists they read the journal of Rapunzel. Continue reading “Let Down Your Hair Book Review (@erikschubach )from @kleffnotes”
Rose: Briar’s Thorn is the fourth Urban Fairytales book from Erik Schubach. Beginning roughly where the third book ended the previously introduced Rose is able to share her story as the primary narrator. After meeting the other Avatars, each of whom have their own book in the series, Rose is shocked to learn that her curse does not kill them. Of the series this story is the most emotional as Rose has been isolated for so long and in this book she is finally able to connect with humanity and even someone from her past. Continue reading “Rose: Briar’s Thorn Book Review (@erikschubach )from @kleffnotes”
Magic or Die, the first book in the Inner Demons series from J.P. Jackson, introduces readers to James Martin. In this magic filled world James is a powerful psyche as well as a teacher. After refusing to work at the Center for Magical Research and Development he is pulled back in to teach five people with intensive magical powers to control their abilities. What he doesn’t know is that these people are far stronger than anything he was ever prepared for and the institution holding them has far more planned than he ever expected. Continue reading “Inner Demons One: Magic or Die Book Review from @kleffnotes”
Paul Ecke shares intimate details of his life from roughly the age of four into the present day in his book, Boy Dreamer: An Artist’s Memoir of Identity, Awakening, and Beating the Odds. Ecke’s journey has not been an easy one and throughout his life he has had to contend with a number of difficult battles including life in a foster home, abusive relationships, and a cancer diagnosis. While the material is very deep Ecke works to provide moments of happiness and hope throughout to show the balance of life. Continue reading “Boy Dreamer Book Review from @kleffnotes”
With no new video on KindaTV this week I thought I’d see what sort of content you’d like to see in my weekly KindaTV themed videos. I’d love your thoughts on what to do. Continue reading “My Kinda Recaps: Video Thoughts? ( @KindaTV_ ) from @kleffnotes”
Michele Beck has created a documentary that allows viewers to delve into the world of pole dancing. While this topic might seem sensational Beck’s work looks at how taking pole dancing classes has impacted the lives of a diverse group of women. Each of the people she showcases have lives outside of the classroom that might surprise those who come into watching My Erotic Body with preconceived notions about those who derive satisfaction from these classes. Continue reading “My Erotic Body Movie Review from @kleffnotes”
Recently one of my favorite YouTube channels, Girl Ship TV, debuted a brand new webseries and I absolutely want to talk about it with all of you. Parallel examines what your life would be like in different timelines. For this first part of the series we see what life would be like for two women if they lived in a world where they became assassins. Continue reading “Fangirl Freakouts: Parallel ( @GirlShipTV ) from @kleffnotes”
Lucy James and Sherlock Holmes are back in the latest installment of the the mystery series about the famous detective and his recently revealed daughter The Return of the Ripper. While both characters should be focusing on the upcoming wedding of Lucy to the love of her life, police detective Jack Kelly, their are a number of mysteries standing in their way. This novel includes not one mystery, but a multitude, but Anna Elliott and Charles Veley are able to weave these all together in a way that feels natural and perfectly Sherlockian.
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