Keeping with traditions, we will post our separate top 10 reads of 2022 lists throughout January. Well, it might be top 5 in some cases, but all 4 of us had books we’d like to shout about and that’s what’s important. Last but not least, it’s time for Paul’s favorite reads of 2022!
Keeping with traditions, we will post our separate top 10 reads of 2022 lists throughout January. Well, it might be top 5 in some cases, but all 4 of us had books we’d like to shout about and that’s what’s important. Third up is Arina’s favorite reads of 2022!
Keeping with traditions, we will post our separate top 10 reads of 2022 lists throughout January. Well, it might be top 5 in some cases, but all 4 of us had books we’d like to shout about and that’s what’s important. Second up is Jen’s favorite reads of 2022!
Keeping with traditions, we will post our separate top 10 reads of 2022 lists throughout January. Well, it might be top 5 in some cases, but all 4 of us had books we’d like to shout about and that’s what’s important. First up is Timy’s favorite reads of 2022!
The Sound of Madness Reading Challenge is back for the third year! For the oldtimers, welcome back! For the newcomers, I hope you’ll have a lot of fun this year trying to fill out these music-based reading prompts as I had a lot of fun coming up with them.
I came across the My Life in Books 2022 Book Tag on Liz’s blog, Cover to Cover and Liz made me do it! And I’m sticking to my story.
A recent conversation made me think about reviewing, and it seemed like a worthy topic for the 1000th published post here on Queen’s Book Asylum. So, let’s talk about reviewing!
Arina discusses what exactly is a blog tour, what good it brings to the community, and why reviewers love them.
Wyrd and Wonder is a month-long celebration of all things Fantasy, organized by a couple of amazing ladies. It’s their fifth year and they have big plans. For the third year, Queen’s Book Asylum also attempts to take part – I mostly failed miserably in the past couple of years, so let’s hope I’ll do better in 2022.
April’s edition features snarky Norse retellings, cozy haunted houses, and powerful reworkings of the classic canon.