Emily Piggford is back to The Nerdy Girl Express for another interview about a new series. She is now The star of the CW series Warigami and I had the chance to chat with her about her character Wendy Ohata as well as some of her other projects. Thank you to Emily Piggford for coming back to chat with me again. Continue reading “Interview with Emily Piggford from @kleffnotes”
Bizarre World examines the bizarre, creepy, and even sometimes hilarious customs from a variety of cultures throughout the world. Every society and culture deals with life differently and these can vary tremendously. In Scotland they celebrate the “blackening of the bride” and in Kenya they will not look babies in the eyes. There are even more including geese being part of the Chinese police force and chocolate sprinkles being served with breakfast in Amsterdam. This armchair travelers guide allows you to see the world and the surprising traditions that exist throughout it from the comfort of your own home. Continue reading “Bizarre World Book Review from @kleffnotes”
Dreaming the Marsh is a story full of magic and mysticism that is established in the fictional university town of Opakulla, Florida. This city has been the location of a powerful marsh that has powers in a way that have made this area crucial to different populations. There have been those who have honored this energy, but an upscale condominium has been approved after years of environmentalists fighting this project, but what happens next shows how much nature fights back against the forces of mankind. Continue reading “Dreaming the Marsh Book Review from @kleffnotes”
*Warner Bros. Home Entertainment provided me with a free copy of the Blu-ray. I reviewed in this Blog Post. The opinions I share are my own.*
After that brief disclaimer, you might be wondering why I am the writer covering the Blu-ray release of DC’s Legends of Tomorrow Season Four when I am not our regular Legends writer. The reason for this is that this particular season holds very special significance for me. While I am a huge DC fan, my pull list before my move had only indie and DC series in it, I did not get pulled into The CW DC shows until recently. I briefly watched Supergirl, after it had been out for two seasons, and have been keeping up to date with Black Lightning, but that was really it. I had continued to hear things about Legends and my parents actually thought I might like it. It took until this season for me to actually check it out. Continue reading “DC’s Legends of Tomorrow: The Complete Fourth Season Blu-ray Review from @kleffnotes”
Romaine Waite is currently starring as Bill Peters in the CBC series Frankie Drake Mysteries. I had the chance to chat with him about this series and his character as well as his upcoming appearances on The Hallmark Channel as part of the Hallmark Movies & Mysteries film series, Crossword Mysteries: Proposing Murder and Crossword Mysteries: Abracadaver. Thank you to Romaine Waite for answering all of my questions. Continue reading “Interview with Romaine Waite from @kleffnotes”
Following less than a year after the release of his book, A Cobbler’s Tale, Neil Perry Gordon follows it with the sequel, The Righteous One: A Cobbler’s Tale into the Dreamworld and Beyond. The first book had focused on the Potasznik family and surrounded them in a world of mysticism and adventure as they were pushed beyond their limits to survive. This new book Moshe Potasznik, who was just a teenager in the first book, is now a cobbler himself and past middle age. He has been called to destroy the rasha and notorious New York gangster Solomon Blass and in doing so moves between the metaphysical and the real world. Continue reading “The Righteous One Book Review from @kleffnotes”
This week’s Flame Con comic wrap-up includes a number of short or mini comics that again are from a variety of genres. Each of these books is a bit smaller than a standard comic and one is even pocket sized so you could carry it around with you and read it whenever you want. While I might not have links for everything keep an eye out for all of these comics online as many of these creators have other work or are part of other projects. Continue reading “The Bi Line: Flame Con Comics Wrap-Up #2 from @kleffnotes”
Helen Johns is returning as Mrs. Eliza Barry for the third season of Anne with an E on Netflix and I had the chance to chat about her character and some of her favorite on set moments. We also delved into some of the other projects she is involved with that are coming out very soon. Thank you to Helen Johns for answering all of my questions. Continue reading “Interview with Helen Johns from @kleffnotes”
The lavishly illustrated over-sized graphic novel, Sons of Chaos, provides a powerful experience for readers taking them back to the shores of the Mediterranean in 1821 when a bloody revolution pushed to remove the Ottoman rulers out of power. Written by Chris Jaymes and illustrated by Ale Aragon focuses on the real life story of the Greek War of Independence. Marcos Botsaris escaped captivity, fell in love, and fiercely led Greece to revolution that shattered the Ottoman Empire and shaped Western civilization as we know it today. IDW Publishing has brought this to life in connection to the 200th anniversary of these events and allows readers to become part of the story through this book. Continue reading “Sons of Chaos Comic Review from @kleffnotes”
The hardest losses for any trial lawyers are the ones that have brought forward the most emotion and for award-winning medical malpractice defender often come outside of the courtroom. Host of The Elegant Warrior Podcast and anchor at the Law and Crime Network, Heather Hansen, has crafted a book that will help you to combat the trials in your life that may call for you to put on your armor, but may also require the elegance that is available to everyone in The Elegant Warrior: How to Win Life’s Trials Without Losing Yourself. Continue reading “The Elegant Warrior Book Review from @kleffnotes”
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