Letters to Half Moon Street by Sarah Wallace is a delightful epistolary romance novel set in a queer-friendly Regency London, with magic. Reserved, bookish Gavin Hartford has been sent to London, ostensibly to manage some family business but mostly to get him out from under the same roof as his overbearing firstborn brother and his […]
Currently watching: Pushing Daisies, which is remarkably sweet and charming for a show with murders and corpses in every episode. For a change of craft pace, I borrowed a sewing machine.
ETA: Neflix put Nimona up on YouTube until February 26. Now everybody can watch the Oscar-nominee that Disney tried to kill because it’s full of graphic sex—wait, sources on the ground are telling me there’s zero porn and bigots just don’t like movies overtly about compassion and acceptance in the setting of religious zealotry to
I left this review sitting in drafts for months because it inadequately expressed my like for the book, but since the book is currently on sale for $1.99 in preparation for the sequel’s release, perhaps the price can do much of the persuasion with minimal help from me. Notorious Sorcerer by Davinia Evans The Burnished