The Meaning of Blood Book Review from @kleffnotes

The Meaning of Blood and Other Tales of Perversity by Chuck Caruso is a horror anthology from Cloud Lodge Books. This collection has a strong Southern feel too it, with some of the stories expressly using characters who speak in very specific drawls or who happen to have nicknames that fit within the paradigm of a Southern setting. Each of the stories draws on elements of the horror genre and creates vignettes of mayhem and destruction for the reader. I will note that the image being used as the header for this article is not the book cover. At the time of review no book cover was available for use. Continue reading “The Meaning of Blood Book Review from @kleffnotes”

On 11/25/16 #GilmoreGirls A Year in the Life Premiered on @netflix via @stacyamiller85 @GilmoreGirls

On November 25, 2016, fans of the television series Gilmore Girls got to come back to Stars Hollow when it returned on Netflix for a four episode revival, Gilmore Girls: A Year.  It was the perfect way to spend the Thanksgiving holiday weekend getting reacquainted with old friends.

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#TheInspectors Season 4 So Far via @stacyamiller85 @bretjgreen @ericamsanchez @harrisonxknight @terryserpico @CharminNoelLee @CBSInspectors @CBSDreamTeam

While CBS’ The Inspectors is on winter hiatus returning with new episodes airing sometime in January, I wanted to give my thoughts on how  Season 4 has stacked up so far as well as discuss some stories I’d like to see for the rest of the season.

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No Place Like Home Book Review ( @erikschubach ) from @kleffnotes

After battling demons and the creation of new Scales, Ella-Marie and Parker found themselves thrust outside of the mortal realm and in the magical world of Oz. Still in a bit of shock our three women in two bodies are trying to figure out just how they happened to be in the world written about by L. Frank Baum and just how they’ll deal with the witch ruling the place, Dorothy Gale. No Place Like Home adds another element to the world of Urban Fairytales created by Erik Schubach and if you enjoy Wicked or anything even remotely connected to the world of Oz you will feel right at home with this book. Continue reading “No Place Like Home Book Review ( @erikschubach ) from @kleffnotes”

The Sky Woman Book Review from @kleffnotes

Car-En has been sent to Earth for the first time in order to observe and report back on how a small population is surviving. Now you might think that she is some sort of alien upon first reading the description of The Sky Woman, but she is just as much an Earthling as the people she is watching. Car-En is an anthropologist from the sky, who has been raised in a ringstation. These satellite living systems are full of people who left Earth following a number of depopulations, in which the Earth slowly became less and less populated. While it had been thought that no one lived on the Earth small groups have been found and Car-En has been tasked with watching a Viking-like village. What happens when she breaks protocol will reveal some new and interesting things about the world she knew and the world she is investigating. Continue reading “The Sky Woman Book Review from @kleffnotes”