I wouldnāt like to paint the month as bad because, personally, it wasnāt. Even though the first day left me restless and upset over my health and lack of sleep, the days slowly got better not until some dude from… Read More »March ’26 Log: šæšµāš«āØ Healing, then Spiraling, and the Global Chaos!
I recently read about āzero posting,ā the idea that because social media is so oversaturated and weāre constantly bombarded with content from āprofessionalsā (aka people who make a living out of it), ordinary people feel less enthusiastic or motivated to… Read More »Just missing the old internet? šæš±šā
Hypeāyou either hate it or follow the fad. When it comes fandom this is double edge sword for me. Itās nice to see similar minded people raving about something you absolutely adore. But when it comes irrational blind following, then… Read More »Before the hype. During the hype. After the hype. (an anecdoteā¦or not)
The thing I love about this year is the books are trying to move from the recent trends. Gone are those generics book covers aka girl in pretty dress plaguing the shelves. Or those books that were riding the coat… Read More »Seemingly impossible journey?
This is such an unpopular opinion, but Iām not really that disappointed with stories I read that donāt closely mirror real life, even for contemporary stories. For someone who views reading as a form of escape, Iād rather not see… Read More »How closely should fiction mirror real life?
With the recent success of Divergent and now the movie release of The Fault in Our Stars, I think a lot of people are now aware (or much aware) of the existence of the books. If you didnāt know, I… Read More »You disliked the one they loved.
How do you handle comments that āstronglyāĀ disagree with your book review? Bookish Verbosity is a non-regular feature at AEROPAPERS where I talk about topics that are related to books, blogging, and the book community. Sometimes I take criticism of my… Read More »Bookish Verbosity: When they donāt agree with you.
Multicolored with varying textures, that’s how I view people’s opinion on books. Bookish Verbosity is a non-regular feature at AEROPAPERS where I talk about topics that are related to books, blogging and the community. This topic came up when I… Read More »Bookish Verbosity: our different tastes