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On the go #20
While fewer creative updates have appeared on the blog over the past few months, that certainly didn’t mean I haven’t made anything or started making anything at all. On the contrary! The Alley Jumper (@Fabelknitwear) I have a number of Fabel Knitwear’s knitting patterns on my wishlist, and although many look relatively simple, I often see comments that her instructions…
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Illumicrate #42: March 2026
The theme for the March issue of Illumicrate sounded really cool. Additionally, Illumicrate revealed that their next bookpot would be in this box. Although I have collected quite a few of those pots by now, I really have a soft spot for them. So I was happy that such a pot was going to be in a box where the…
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The Broken Binding SF&F Sub #3: March 2026
After taking out this new subscription with The Broken Binding in October, we are already on to the third book in this SF&F Subscription. While the first two books in this subscription fell under the “SF” category, the book for March was set to be a new Fantasy release. The theme for this release was Verdant Demise, with a book…
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Read in May 2026
May felt like a return to an old reading habit. Up until now, I hadn’t read many thrillers or mysteries this year, but that suddenly changed this month. In total, I devoured six books within those genres, five of them as audiobooks. Not all of them were equally successful when it came to ratings, but I genuinely enjoyed the experience…
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Fairyloot Adult #49: March 2026
Due to my somewhat unplanned blog break, I am a bit behind in showcasing my book boxes. As a result, you still have most of the boxes from March to look forward to, in addition to those from April and May. Today I am showing the next box I received since my last unboxing post, namely the FairyLoot Adult box…
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Read in April 2026
April was a bit of a month of ups and downs on the reading front. When I look back on those weeks, I mainly remember many days when I barely read and, to be honest, didn’t really feel like picking up a book. Part of that was probably due to my resolution to finally take some older books off my…
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The Broken Binding Fantasy Sub #11: January – March 2026
Meh… blogging hasn’t really been going great for me lately. Aside from writing reviews for the books I’ve read, I just can’t seem to finish any other blog posts. I currently have so many half-finished drafts sitting around, about crafts, outings, things I’ve been working on, things I’ve watched… you name it. But I just can’t seem to bring any…
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Read in March 2026
March turned out to be an exceptionally strong reading month, and above all one filled with books that will stay with me in different ways. I started the month by finishing a buddy read of a book I had already read ten years ago. Once again, it proved to be a massive hit, which was also a lovely confirmation that…
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Review: The Last Town by Blake Crouch
After that ending of Wayward, it was immediately clear that the final book in this trilogy was going to be intense. My colleague and I didn’t hesitate for a second before diving into The Last Town. And yes, “intense” is definitely the right word! Blake Crouch – The Last Town (Wayward Pines #3) ★★★★ Genre: Science Fiction / Thriller /…
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Review: Wayward by Blake Crouch
Sometimes it is not so much a question of whether you read a sequel, but simply when. After the complete WTF-ending of Pines, it was immediately clear to both my colleague and me that we wanted to keep going. We did have to wait a few days to get our hands on the sequel, but once we could start Wayward,…