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Hello Voidfolk and Voidfriends! A few updates for you. I am currently on my last week of the first semester of school. I am STRESSed and working on my portfolio assignments. I will not be doing book reviews again until that is DONE with. Additionally, I am hoping to get back to the states for…
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A complete Archive of all reviews from the month of October (2021): Total Number of Reviews : 0 Books : 0 Novellas : 0 Series Reviews : 0 Series Reading Rereads: 0 …
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I… did reading. Not for what was planned lol.
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Cynthia’s dreams are cyclical. The way she could weave images together and create false realities so grounded and potent was a brilliant feat. She could erase their very existence in a few choice words. It was an act of strength to destroy that which was created. I always envied her capability. In her hands she…
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A complete Archive of all reviews from the month of September (2021): Total Number of Reviews : 0 Books : 0 Novellas : 0 Series Reviews : 0 Series Reading Rereads: 0 …
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I will be getting to Rhythm of War in October. I swear it. LOL I’m also going to a wedding, so I really only have time to read it. HAHAHA
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She didn’t like the way that we were always together. She didn’t like the way that I would whisper to you in the night, or how you would giggle with me at our own personal jokes. She didn’t like when we rearranged her terribly organized house. She didn’t like us. It is not so surprising.…
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I thought this could be a fun idea. I didn’t do it with YP, but I might make one once its completed. Alright! So here are the character aesthetics for the main characters for CON. These are the aesthetic boards I made for the characters as the inspiration for each of their characters. I do…
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The echo of voices started soft. A siren song luring the mind deeper into the darkness. She knew she shouldn’t approach. Her mother had told her to avoid the voice when it came for her. The first time she had heard the voice was when she was ten. For a decade she had fought it…
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Cynthia always said the door was an oak one. The description of this door changed all the time, but the wood was always oak. It may have been painted red (with white swirls and gold twist knobs and hinges) or bleached oak (with a brass keyhole and a peephole painted black). It sometimes was as…
Marlena Marie 