Obscenely Yours - Book Review

Published April 2013

Obscenely Yours - Angelo Nikolopoulos B

These poems will seduce you with body, but you will love them for their (filthy) mind. Smart lyrical poems that are more self-conscious than sexy. More Grindr than glam. My favs include;

Take the Body Out
Obscenely Yours: Scene One
Obscenely Yours: Scene Two and Three
Obscenely Yours: Deleted Scene
Yours
Self Suck
Obscenely Yours: Scene Eight

Ghostbusters - Movie Review

Ghostbusters (PG-13) 116 mins D
Busted!

Starring Kristen Wiig, Melissa McCarthy, Kate McKinnon, Leslie Jones,

Ghostbusters is back... and it's sorta terrible. Directed by Paul Feig, I was initially optimistic upon hearing about the all-female ghostbusting crew. But, not even this talented and funny quartet of actresses can save this campy, corny and totally forgettable reboot.

The trailer courtesy of YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3ugHP-yZXw

Girl on the Train - Book Review

Published January 2015 

The Girl on the Train - Paula Hawkins A

This novel has plenty of suspenseful misdirection, longing, and compelling characters. There's a lot going on here, but it's all a part of the psychological thrill ride. Buckle up, pay attention and enjoy! 

For more on Paula Hawkins and book take a look at the following link via YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XoXg_jadu5E

Someone Please Have Sex With Me - Book Review

Published May 2016

Someone Please Have Sex With Me - Gina Wynbrandt C

The cover and the title alone was enough to make me pick up Gina Wynbrandt's debut, Someone Please Have Sex With Me. Not to mention the good reviews I read beforehand. I wanted to like this book, but I knew It wasn't for me when I realized the heroine's object of desire was Justin Bieber. I appreciate her humor, her style, her softly colored panels that nicely perpetuated the whimsy and lust. However, neither Biebz nor the stories resonated as much as I hoped they might.