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Not all writing guides deliver on their promises. The Memoir Project by Marion Roach Smith started strong but quickly turned into a frustrating, thinly veiled ad for her courses. If you’re a new memoirist or chronically ill writer seeking real guidance, here’s why this book may leave you feeling more duped than inspired.
He Gets That From Me by Unathi Smith offers a touching, character-driven story with emotional depth and strong interiority. While the plot is unique and engaging, the novel suffers from excessive description and noticeable editing errors that may disrupt some readers. This review explores the strengths and shortcomings of this quietly powerful book and its impact on self-publishing perception.
Disappointed in Stephen King’s Holly? You’re not alone. This candid review explores why this latest novel fell flat—from forced political commentary and pandemic rants to a suspense-free plot and unrelatable characters. A must-read for chronic illness warriors, debut authors, and longtime King fans wondering, What happened to the thrill?
Stephen King has always had a gift for taking the supernatural and making it feel unsettlingly close to home. With Later, he delivers a story that is as eerie and thrilling as you’d expect—but also strangely tender, deeply human, and, for me, incredibly resonant. A Premise That Hooks, A Voice That Lingers Later follows Jamie …
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Love ghost stories, psychic encounters, or grew up seeing the dead? (Yep, me too.) “Woo Woo with Rachel Dratch” is the perfect podcast for anyone who enjoys the paranormal with a generous side of comedy. Come for the ghosts, stay for the giggles.
Tate Basildon 