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Hello ladies & gentlemen,The month has come to an end and it's time to do a quick wrap-up of what has been done.Reading Breakdown.Novels read: 3 (−).Comic books read: 10 (−).Manga volumes read: 14 (↑).BOOK REVIEWSThe Broken Eye by Brent WeeksHarry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone by J.K. RowlingHi Five by Joe IdeCOMIC BOOK REVIEWSDCeased … Continue reading My Monthly Wrap-Up | January 2020
Hello ladies & gentlemen, Who doesn't love the anticipation of new releases and things that they plan on doing? Every month there seems to be something new and exciting ready to hit the market for our consumption. Being ready to embrace them with open arms is all we can really do. To showcase this, I'll … Continue reading Lashaan’s Monthly Anticipation | December 2019
Hello ladies & gentlemen,The month has come to an end and it's time to do a quick wrap-up of what has been done.Reading Breakdown.Novels read: 4 (↑).Comic books read: 10 (↓).Manga volumes read: 3 (↓).BOOK REVIEWSThe Hobbit by J.R.R. TolkienFate of the Fallen by Kel KadeThe Colour of Magic by Terry PratchettThe Fourth Courier by … Continue reading Lashaan’s Monthly Wrap-Up | November 2019
Hello ladies & gentlemen, Who doesn't love the anticipation of new releases and things that they plan on doing? Every month there seems to be something new and exciting ready to hit the market for our consumption. Being ready to embrace them with open arms is all we can really do. To showcase this, I'll … Continue reading Lashaan’s Monthly Anticipation | November 2019
Hello ladies & gentlemen,The month has come to an end and it's time to do a quick wrap-up of what has been done. Reading Breakdown.Novels read: 2 (↓).Comic books read: 11 (↑).Manga volumes read: 5 (–).BOOK REVIEWSDune by Frank HerbertThe Blinding Knife by Brent WeeksCOMIC BOOK REVIEWSShades of Magic: The Steel Prince (Vol. 2): Night of … Continue reading Lashaan’s Monthly Wrap-Up | October 2019
Hello ladies and gentlemen, Following an epistemology seminar on the objectivity of social sciences, I later began reflecting on the world in which we live in where reviews became a quintessential tool to selling a product or to at least giving consumers around the world the chance to be somewhat informed on a product before … Continue reading How Objective Are Your Reviews?
Hello ladies & gentlemen, Who doesn't love the anticipation of new releases and things that they plan on doing? Every month there seems to be something new and exciting ready to hit the market for our consumption. Being ready to embrace them with open arms is all we can really do. To showcase this, I'll … Continue reading Lashaan’s Monthly Anticipation | October 2019
Hello ladies & gentlemen,Who doesn't love the anticipation of new releases and things that they plan on doing? Every month there seems to be something new and exciting ready to hit the market for our consumption.Being ready to embrace them with open arms is all we can really do.To showcase this, I'll be sharing my … Continue reading Lashaan’s Monthly Anticipation | September 2019
Hello ladies & gentlemen,Who doesn't love the anticipation of new releases and things that they plan on doing? Every month there seems to be something new and exciting ready to hit the market for our consumption.Being ready to embrace them with open arms is all we can really do.To showcase this, I'll be sharing my … Continue reading Lashaan’s Monthly Anticipation | August 2019
Hello ladies & gentlemen,The month has come to an end and it's time to do a quick wrap-up of what's been done. Reading Breakdown.Novels read: 4.Comic books read: 4.Manga volumes read: 12.BOOK REVIEWSDragonslayer by Duncan M. HamiltonCrowfall by Ed McDonaldThe Toll by Cherie PriestJade War by Fonda LeeCOMIC BOOK REVIEWSLowlifes by Brian BuccellatoUmbrella Academy (Vol. 1): … Continue reading Lashaan’s Monthly Wrap-Up | July 2019
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