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erijonarexhepis-blog · 2 years

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AUTHOR’S NOTE

SEASON THREE

"Yeah... no. I don't feel like doing that."

"Because of your trust issues?"

"... I'm not opening up."

"You're very stubborn."

"Don't say I didn't warn you, though."

"You won't regret this."

"I hope not."

"Get out of my way."

"No. We need to fix this."

"We're only standing a couple of feet away from where I murdered someone. Do you really want to test me right now?"

"You're going to have to stay here if you don't want to go back to prison. And I can accept that, but I don't like secrets"

"That reeks of hypocrisy. You know that, right?"

"You had other options"

"The officer raised his voice at us, and I got scared..."

"... then what happened?"

"Daniel reached out to me— to comfort me. He wanted to take my hand. I looked at him, and I didn't even see the police officer take his gun out"

"I'm going to head out now. I'm hungry, and I want to sleep"

"Are you sure you're okay?"

"Yeah. You don't have to worry about me. I'm not going to kill myself"

Main cast

— Sarah Drew as April Coleman / SCHOOL PRESIDENT / "I don't need a lecture. You weren't there. And you don't have to agree with the choices I made that day because you don't understand"

— Aja Naomi King as Michaela Pratt / PROM QUEEN / "I've planned my future, and I didn't plan to fall for a woman but plans changed because I have. I'm just hoping you feel the same way"

— Jack Falahee as Connor Walsh / HAIR GEL / "None of this would have happened if you just let us go to the police after Sam"

— Viola Davis as Annalise Keating / THE PROFESSOR / "You're lucky I won your case. You're free now, but you need to stay low"

— Karla Souza as Laurel Castillo / WALLFLOWER / "You're the smartest out of everyone here. This seems unfair"

— Liza Weil as Bonnie Winterbottom / BON BON / "What am I supposed to do about that?"

—Charlie Weber as Frank Delfino / HITMAN / "I needed to know she wasn’t gonna come after me"

— Alfred Enoch as Wes Gibbins / THE PUPPY / "It’s not that. You already know how I feel about you"

— Matt McGorry as Asher Millstone / DOUCHEFACE / "Dude, I wanted to tell the story"

Side cast

— Billy Brown as Nate Lahey

— Conrad Ricamora as Oliver Hampton

— Alexander Petrov as Anthony Ivanov

— Jodi Lyn O’Keefe as Daisy Lawson

— Francia Raísa as Violet Phelps

— Jeffrey Wright as Cornelius Grant

— Djimon Hounsou as Ian Grant

— Regina Hall as Renee Grant

— Lee Tergesen as Caleb Smith

— Kat Graham as Cassandra Smith

Warning:

— Spoilers

— Mention / description of blood / injury / death

— Mature content

— Spelling / grammar errors

Enjoy!

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tvafterdark · 7 years

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The Vampire Diaries Top Moments from Episode 8x15 “We're Planning a June Wedding” - http://tvafterdark.com/the-vampire-diaries-top-moments-from-episode-8x15-were-planning-a-june-wedding/ #SterolineJuneWedding #TVDForever

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fearfm · 2 years

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Fc suggestions for the ring, scream, Carrie and it?

The Ring: (also answered HERE)

Kaylee Bryant, Sharon Alexie, Anya Chalotra, Victoria Justice, Lana Condor, Zoey Deutch, Lily Collins, Christian Serratos, Kim Yerim

Carrie:

Kristine Froseth, Kacey Rohl, Jamie Clayton, Danielle Rose Russell, Poppy Drayton, Sophie Cookson, Vanessa Morgan

Scream:

Adelaide Kane, Bill Skarsgard, Yandeh Sallah, Amita Suman, Felix Mallard, Freya Tingley, Odeya Rush, Katherine Langford, Jodi Lyn O’Keefe, Kat Dennings, Bianca Lawson, Elliot Fletcher, Lucien Laviscount

IT:

Evan Rachel Wood, Dacre Montgomery, Kitty Chicha Amatayakul, Jonathan Daviss, Bill Skarsgard, Laura Berlin, Keke Palmer, Devon Bostick, Carlos Valdes, Lucy Boynton, Maddison Jaizani

#rp #horror rp #original rp #open rp #town rp #mwfc #it #scream #carrie #the ring #answered

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gadgetgirl71 · 3 years

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January 2021 Round Up

Well I’m very late with posting this. Unfortunately I’ve had problems with my injured hand so I’ve only been able to do things one handed. Hopefully with wearing my splint again and resting my arm it will soon get better.

Also in the UK was are back in lockdown which isn’t help me. Which you will see reflecting in this January round up. How long were in lockdown isn’t really known March and April have been mentioned for the end of lockdown, but as we all know there is no guarantee.

January Reviews:

Non this month.

Books Read This Month:

The Satan’s Fury MC Boxed Set 1-8 by L Wilder

Friends and Strangers by J Courtney-Sullivan

Recently Acquired Books This Month:

Pre-Ordered Books:

Non this month

Amazon First Read:

West with Giraffes by Lynda Rutledge

Water Memory by Daniel Pyne

Amazon Purchases:

The Glamourist (The Vine Witch #2) by Luanne G Smith

Areion Fury MC Part 1 by Esther E Schmidt

Bear’s MC by Lilly Wilder

The Jackal (Black Dagger Brotherhood: Prison Camp #1) by J R Ward

Dragonfly in Amber (Outlander 2) by Diana Gabaldon

Hardback Purchases:

Non this month

NetGalley:

Meet Me in Hawaii by Georgia Toffolo

BookBub Free Books:

For a list of all the FREE books Via BookBub please go to Books Acquired via BookBub in January 2021 Post.

Book Blitz Posted This Month:

Unplugged (Unplugged #1) by Sigal Ehrlich

Luke (Bossy Bros #7) by J A Huss

The Ultimate Betrayal (Max Security #3) by Kat Martin

Forever Burn by Trinity Lemm

Stolen Hearts by M O’Keefe

Blood and Bone by Paula Dombrowiak

The Scent of Leaves by Katheryn Trattner

The Hero I Need by Nicole Snow

The Secrets That We Keep by Linda Kage

Book Blitz Cover Reveals This Month:

The Worlds that Separate Us by Megan Jayne

The Sacrifice by Britt Delaney

Wallflower by Cookie O’Gorman

January’s Favourite Book Blitz Cover

January’s Favourite NetGalley Cover

January’s Favourite Cover Reveal

January’s Favourite BookBub Cover

So the reasons for this months favourite book covers for the four different categories are:

Secrets that we Keep: I like how this cover has a bit of a gothic look along with the way the roses look.

The World’s that Separated Us: Yet again this book has a very dark and intriguing look about it making me want to know more about it.

Meet Me in Hawaii: Well this is the only NetGalley book this months, but you have to admit that this cover is enticing as well as chasing away the winter blues.

Death Retires: I just had to choose this cover as I love sugar skulls and anything to do with the Day of the Dead. This book cover had no competition.

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historyy · 7 years

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Can you please talk about how you handle the writing? Like the fact, that first drafts are far from perfect and how you deal with that pressure (if you feel it at all)? How do you plan your work and what do you do if it goes the wrong way? Because honestly this responsibility to make everything decent is killing me and I can't continue. I like you so much and wish you all the sweetest hours of inspiration

first of all - thank you

anyway, this is the first time i’ve ever managed to write so many words of an original story, so i’m certainly not greatly qualified to give writing advice! but anyway.

first drafts: i guess what you need to remember is that it’s a first draft. it is always going to be a bit shit. in fact, it needs to be a bit shit otherwise there’s no room for improvement. what i’ve been doing for the past eight months is just ploughing through it, trying to write regularly and not fall into the painful pit of ‘this is terrible what’s the point????’ that’s a really hard thing to do (esp when you have exams lmao) but it does work and its the writing advice that i’ve been given by every published author i’ve talked to. i’ve only just realised this myself, but i also think its good to write as fast as you can. eg. this last week i wrote 10k. last year that would have taken me a solid two months. the quicker you write the sooner its done - and the higher your word count gets the more confident you get!

planning: okay, confession time. i did not plan iphigenia until…about…one month ago. i had a very rough idea of where i was going in my head, but i had no real plan or end point initially. i think thats one of the reasons why i initially had so much trouble with writing! planning does help with first drafts as well as it just guides you and you know that if you’re stuck there are always other scenes you can switch to.

the planning system i’m using is an odd mix. i first just put down a skeleton plan (maybe five bullets), and then more or less use kat o’keefe’s ‘blocks plan’ which is amazing. then (while writing, as i get near to the point) for each block i do a far more in depth plan with dialogue, action and thought ideas as well as the storyline. these three plans all go in different docs so i can refer to them separately depending on how detailed a plan i need at that point.

anyway i hope this is helpful! (its certainly long) and good luck!

#the main thing to remember is that writing is hard #but you just have to stick at it #thats always been my problem too but i think im tackling it!#replies #iphigenia

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theboardofdirectorslovesyou · 7 years

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We’d like to take time this International Women’s Day to highlight the fantastic female artists, technicians, and leaders who do so much work on Our Fair City every single day.

Tumblr only allows 10 pictures in a set, or this post would go on for a VERY long time-there are so many more who have worked on this show. As writers, they have created and defined the world of HartLife. As actors, they have created fierce, brilliant, fallible, and funny characters. As designers and directors of our live experiences, they have brought the world of the Company into the real world.

Without the leadership, craft, and labor of these (and many, many more) female artists, Our Fair City would not exist.

Go out and support female and nonbinary artists in audio drama, podcasting, fiction, fine art, and every single other medium.

Pictures, from the top:

Betsey Palmer (Director of Live Events), Stephanie Spence (Writer), Steph Charaska (Episode Artist, Board Member Emeritus)

Marsha Harman (Doctor Emily Caligari, Various)

Kat Evans (Dora, Loamy, Lindsey, Various)

Robin Billadeau (Episode Artist, Staff Member Emeritus)

Nina O’Keefe (Alison Dalton)

Ginneh Thomas (Veronika Hasher, The Professor)

Lauren Faits (The Queen of the Ants, Limey the Mole, Staff Member Emeritus)

Danielle Tanimura (Episode Artist)

Stephanie Murphy (Hopper, Dean Gates, Various)

Catherine Cefalu (Stage Manager, Floor Manager)

#our fair city #hartlife nfp #international women's day

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mei-talks · 4 years

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Nếu đứa con gái tuổi teen đánh trả sau khi bạn tát nó trong một lần cãi vã?

Câu hỏi: Bạn sẽ phản ứng thế nào nếu đứa con gái tuổi vị thành niên đánh trả sau khi bạn tát nó giữa mặt trong một lần cãi vã?

Trả lời bởi Kat O’Keefe, Nạn nhân của bạo hành trẻ em

Một lần nọ, mẹ tôi tát vào mặt tôi một cái thật mạnh.

Tôi tát lại bà. Đầy tức tối, cả hai chúng tôi đều có một vết hằn đỏ trên mặt. Nhưng ngay sau đó chúng tôi khóc, và làm hòa với nhau, bà ấy đã đồng ý…

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#Child #Parent #Quor

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bizcatalyst360 · 5 years

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Dreaming Healing, Again!

Featuring Kathleen (Kat) O’Keefe-Kanavos

By combining the intuitive aspects of healing with modern medicine, I had a prescription for healing that was greater than the sum of its individual parts.

Unable to sit still, I wait at this world-renowned hospital for my mammogram to be read in front of me. I’m scared out of my mind but not sure why. The moment reminds me of a dream I had five years…

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ishouldreadthat · 5 years

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June was an exceptionally busy, but fun month for me. My birthday falls in early June, which means lots of shiny new books for me, and I also spent a lot of time with family and friends. Despite being super busy, I managed to read 12 books in June.

Books I read

Jade City by Fonda Lee (review)

This is How you Lose the Time War by Amal El-Mohtar & Max Gladstone

Saga vol. 9 by Brian K. Vaughn & Fiona Staples

Embers of War by Gareth L. Powell

Atlas Alone by Emma Newman (review)

Magic for Liars by Sarah Gailey (review)

Gumiho/Wicked Fox by Kat Cho (review)

The Kingdom by Jess Rothenberg

Silver in the Wood by Emily Tesh

Sorcerer to the Crown by Zen Cho

The Van Apfel Girls are Gone by Felicity McLean

Bone China by Laura Purcell

Of the 12 books I read this month, three of them were audiobooks and six were advance copies. Not bad! I really feel like I’m starting to get the ARC situation in hand (at least more in hand than it has been for years) and I’m reading ahead of publication dates. Go me!

I read a lot of great stuff this month, but I think Atlas Alone, Bone China, Gumiho, and Jade City were my favourites. Reviews for every book, with the exception of Saga because I don’t tend to review ongoing graphic novel series, will be live soon! I’m also on the blog tour for The Kingdom and This is How You Lose the Time War, so keep an eye out for those in July.

Books I bought

Middlegame by Seanan McGuire

The Paper and Hearts Society by Lucy Powrie

Fleet of Knives by Gareth L. Powell

Monsters:The passion and loss that created Frankenstein by Sharon Dogar

The Sharp Edge of a Snowflake by Sif Sigmarsdóttir

Across the Nightingale Floor by Lian Hearn

How to Life Safely in a Science Fiction Universe by Charles Yu

The Way of Shadows by Brent Weeks

The Last Bus to Everland by Sophie Cameron

Priest of Bones by Peter McLean

A lot of book purchasing happened this month! Some are from a wee shopping trip I did with my mum (book buying runs in the family), and a fair few were one-off purchases. I think I’m most excited to read The Sharp Edge of a Snowflake, Fleet of Knives, and Middlegame.

Birthday books!

Emily Eternal by M.G. Wheaton

Embers of War by Gareth L. Powell

The Furies by Kate Lowe

Other Words for Smoke by Sarah Maria Griffin

The Calculating Stars by Mary Robinette Kowal

Before They are Hanged by Joe Abercrombie

The Last Argument of Kings by Joe Abercrombie

Endymion by Dan Simmons

Royal Assassin by Robin Hobb

Blood of Assassins by R. J. Barker

Malice by John Gwynne

The Modern Faerie Tales by Holly Black

Want by Cindy Pon

Velocity Weapon by Megan O’Keefe

The Tiger and the Wolf by Adrian Tchaikovsky

Hooray for birthday presents and giftcards!! I had a very bookish birthday this year and received a bunch of bookish birthday presents. I also got a Waterstones giftcard, which went toward rebuying some beloved books I don’t own anymore — specifically the Joe Abercrombie and Robin Hobb books you see above.

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Crowfall by Ed McDonald

Guimo/Wicked Fox by Kat Cho

Night of Stars by Tom Lloyd

The Dragon Republic by R. F. Kuang

Days of Future Past by Alex Irvine

A Never Tilting World by Rin Chupeco

Verify by Joelle Charbonneau

The Memory Thief by Lauren Mansy

Jade War by Fonda Lee

The Last Astronaut by David Wellington

The Nightjar by Deborah Hewitt

The Bone Garden by Heather Kassner

The Hills have Spies by Mercedes Lackey

Eye Spy by Mercedes Lackey

June was an amazing month for book post! There’s a whole ton of stuff to love here, but I am most excited for The Dragon Republic (of course), Jade War (also, of course), Crowfall, and A Never Tilting World. I’m going to do my best to read everything before the publication date, although that’s pretty unrealistic. Pub dates for these books range from June to November!

That’s it for this month’s wrap up. What did you read in June? Have you read any of these or are they in your TBR? Let me know!

Check out all the books I read and acquired in the month of June (hint: it's a lot). Reading Wrap-Up: June 2019 #bookbloggers June was an exceptionally busy, but fun month for me. My birthday falls in early June, which means lots of shiny new books for me, and I also spent a lot of time with family and friends.

#Book Blogger #books #Fantasy #Fiction #Geek #June books #Monthly reading wrap-up #novel #Novella #Reading #Recommendations #Reviews #Science Fiction #Writing #Young Adult

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sam-onebookishgirl · 6 years

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Review: Because You Love to Hate Me: 13 Tales of Villainy

Because You Love to Hate Me: 13 Tales of Villainy by Ameriie, Renee Ahdieh, Andrew Smith, April Genevieve Tucholke, Nicola Yoon, Sasha Alsberg, Benjamin Alderson, Whitney Atkinson , Tina Burke, Catriona Feeney, Zoë Herdt, Samantha Lane, Somani Chainani, Sophie Lee, Raeleen Lemay, Regan Perusse, Christine Riccio, Steph Sinclair, Jesse George, Kat O’Keefe, Susan Dennard, Sarah Enni, Marissa Meyer,…

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#Anthology #Because you love to hate me #Bloomsbury #Book #Book Reviews #books #BookTubers #Review Copies #reviews #Villains #YA #YA Fantasy #YA Romance #YA Romantic Fantasy #Young-Adult

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tvafterdark · 7 years

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amakeshiftlibrary · 7 years

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This past Wednesday was an incredibly special day for me. Both as a book lover and a blogger. I was given the opportunity to attend Indigo’s Fall 2017 YA Preview event in Toronto. This blog post will detail the event itself and some of the books discussed, so you can have them on your radar and pre-order some of the ones you’re most excited about!

PS: If you’d like to see more photos and meet some of the other bloggers at the event, make sure to search for the hashtag #IndigoYAPreview on both Twitter and Instagram!

I arrived just at 5pm, where a bunch of fellow bloggers from the area were waiting to be let in around the entrance. We were soon invited upstairs, where a beautifully decorated room awaited us! We received the most warm welcome from the Indigo team, who had our name tags ready to go, a catered table of bagels and veggies, bubbly beverages and snacks galore! And of course, books everywhere!

We started the event with a bit of a mingling and eating session, where everyone was able to catch up and meet other bloggers! Shout out to my table-mate and amazing fellow booktuber Erika, who I hadn’t seen in ages! It’s always a pleasure to catch up with fellow book influencers.

Then we moved into sharing some brief introductions, of both the bloggers and the Indigo team conducting the events of the evening. It was great to meet the faces behind all the work we see on social media and also from the many stores around the GTA. Shout out to Ameema (Ajax), Shannon (Eaton Center), Taylor (Richmond Hill), Sydney (Eaton Center) and Teresa (Barrie), who came all the way downtown to gush about books with us!

Then….we talked about all the books! Below is a quick list with some brief notes on what you can expect this Fall season!

1. Highly Anticipated Novels:

These are the titles that everybody and their mothers can’t wait to get their hands on! I may or may not have some of these pre-ordered already…ops.

The Sun and Her Flowers by Rupi Kaur – October 3, 2017

Turtles All The Way Down by John Green – October 10, 2017

Tower of Dawn by Sarah J. Maas – September 5, 2017

Renegades by Marissa Meyer – November 7, 2017

2. No Filter:

This was my absolute favourite part of the night. We had Brandon, Chelsey, and Tina from the Indigo team explain to us about this new and exciting initiative in stores. A new table will be set up in the major store locations (others to follow in October) all about books with #NoFilter, written by smart and innovative young writers who are breaking the mold on what books can be; they are the voices of young people overcoming struggle and pushing boundaries. These books would often fall into too many categories, such as being a Young Adult book that is also a Memoir and discusses Well-Being. Where would these books go? Well, now they have a home! And in great company! A lot of these titles have been on my radar or are already on my shelves!

Love Her Wild by Atticus – Out Now

The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas – Out Now

Depression & Other Magic Tricks by Sabrina Benaim – Out Now

Lighter Than My Shadow by Katie Green – October 3, 2017

You Are a Badass: How to Stop Doubting Your Greatness and Start Living an Awesome Life by Jen Sincero – Out Now

Unlearn: 101 Simple Truths for a Better Life by Humble the Poet – October 31, 2017

Love & Misadventure by Lang Leav – Out Now

Stuff I’ve Been Feeling Lately by Alicia Cook – Out Now

Unlearn by Humble the Poet is due to come out in an exclusive partnership with Indigo! The cover we were shown at the event was different than the one I’ve listed, but I was not able to find the new one online. It must have been a secret…

3. Great Books for YA Explorers:

These are the titles that YA Lovers would likely really enjoy, if they’re willing to step outside of just YA fiction into essays, memoirs, humor, and other categories. I can’t give enough praise and love to ODWABDANOTWM by Scaachi Koul and Trust No Aunty by Maria Qamar.

Courage is Contagious: And Other Reasons to Be Grateful for Michelle Obama edited by Nick Haramis – October 24, 2017

Trust No Aunty by Maria Qamar – Out Now

One Day We’ll All Be Dead And None of This Will Matter by Scaachi Koul – Out Now

We Are Never Meeting In Real Life by Samantha Irby – Out Now

Bad Feminist (Paperback, Olive/Pink Edition) by Roxane Gay – October 10, 2017

Lady Stuff: Secrets to Being a Woman by Loryn Brantz – September 26, 2017

Quiet Girl in a Noisy World: An Introvert’s Story by Debbie Tung – November 7, 2017

Big Mushy Happy Lump by Sarah Andersen – Out Now

I am specially excited for Courage is Contagious and Quiet Girl in a Noisy World. That new Bad Feminist cover is also speaking to me…

4. Great New Contemporary:

Moxie by Jennifer Mathieu – September 19, 2017

They Both Die at The End by Adam Silvera – September 5, 2017

Release by Patrick Ness – September 19, 2017

Kat and Meg Conquer The World by Anna Priemaza – November 7, 2017

A Short History of the Girl Next Door by Jared Reck – September 26, 2017

Top Ten by Katie Cotugno – October 3, 2017

Genuine Fraud by E. Lockhart – September 5, 2017

Long Way Down by Jason Reynolds – October 17, 2017

5. Great New Fantasy:

La Belle Sauvage (The Book of Dust #1) by Philip Pullman – October 19, 2017

One Dark Throne by Kendare Blake – September 19, 2017

The Language of Thorns: Midnight Tales and Dangerous Magic by Leigh Bardugo – September 16, 2017

The Tiger’s Daughter by K. Arsenault Rivera – October 3, 2017

The Last Namsara by Kristen Ciccarelli – October 3, 2017

Girls Made of Snow and Glass by Melissa Bashardoust – September 5, 2017

The City of Brass by S.A. Chakraborty – November 14, 2017

Fireblood (Frostblood Saga #2) by Elly Blake – September 12, 2017

We heard amazing praise for The Tiger’s Daughter from Angel, who vouched for this amazing Mongolian inspired fantasy queer story (not YA). The City of Brass was also compared to Uprooted by Naomi Novik, and Girls Made of Snow and Glass got amazing raves as a feminist Snow White retelling.

6. Great New Science Fiction:

Artemis by Andy Weir – November 14, 2017

Warcross by Marie Lu – September 12, 2017

The Empress by S.J. Kincaid – October 31, 2017

Otherworld by Jason Segel and Kirsten Miller – October 31, 2017

Nyxia by Scott Reintgen – September 12, 2017

Satellite by Nick Lake – October 3, 2017

This Mortal Coil by Emily Suvada – November 7, 2017

Leia, Princess of Alderaan by Claudia Gray – Out Now

Nyxia got amazing praise from Taylor, who described it as the best combination of The Hunger Games, Divergent, and Ender’s Game. She also gave a shout out to Otherworld (which I’m very excited for, as a huge Jason Segel fan), adding that the story is an interesting mix of sci-fi and fantasy.

7. Great New Paranormal and Dystopia:

All the Crooked Saints by Maggie Stiefvater – October 10, 2017

Monster by Michael Grant – October 17, 2017

The Becoming of Noah Shaw by Michelle Hodkin – November 7, 2017

Siege of Shadows by Sarah Raughley – November 21, 2017

Black Bird of the Gallows by Meg Kassel – September 5, 2017

That Inevitable Victorian Thing by E.K. Johnston – October 3, 2017

Overall I’d say a good portion of the people at the event had only amazing things to say about That Inevitable Victorian Thing, even though it doesn’t quite fall under the paranormal or dystopian categories.

8. Under The Radar:

These are books that deserve more praise than what they have been getting thus far! Stories were shared of people sobbing uncontrollably after reading The Mosaic. As you know, The Nowhere Girls has been on my radar for a while!

The Agony of Bun O’Keefe by Heather Smith – September 5, 2017

The Lives of Desperate Girls by MacKenzie Common – September 19, 2017

The Bloodprint by Ausma Zehanat Khan – October 3, 2017

Beasts Made of Night by Tochi Onyebuchi – October 31, 2017

Invictus by Ryan Graudin – September 26, 2017

Runebinder by Alex R. Kahler – November 14, 2017

The Mosaic by Nina Berkhout – Out Now

The Nowhere Girls by Amy Reed – October 10, 2017

9. Upcoming YA Events:

There are some amazing events coming up in Canada that need to be shared!

Becky Albertalli, Julie Murphy, and Angie Thomas will be in Dartmouth (September 8, 7pm), in Oshawa (September 9, 4pm) and Yorkdale (September 11, 7pm).

Maggie Stiefvater will be in Oshawa (November 7th at 7pm).

Scaachi Koul and Jonny Sun in conversation at Yorkdale (October 5th at 7pm).

AND FINALLY, the goody bag!

So many books!!!

We were fortunate enough to receive a tote bag filled with ARCs of upcoming releases and recently published books. I was also very fortunate to win a copy of Trust No Aunty by Maria Qamar and also Depression and Other Magic Tricks by Sabrina Benaim during some of the trivia giveaways.

Thank you so much again to Tina and the entire Indigo team for hosting such a wonderful and fun event! It was a pleasure to be sitting among some of my favourite book bloggers.

Have you read any of these titles yet? Which ones are you excited for? Let me know in the comments below!

As always, you can also fine me on Twitter, Instagram, and Tumblr. Happy Reading!

Happy reading!

Event: #IndigoYAPreview Fall 2017 This past Wednesday was an incredibly special day for me. Both as a book lover and a blogger.

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