Milla’s acting has vastly improved. Ever since .45 she’s very convincing. She’s still a fierce female character in The Fourth Kind only now she’s fighting aliens and denial as opposed to zombies.

The path walked by Rainer Tairen Soul and Ellysetta Feyresia has ever been fraught by obstacles. The fourth novel takes them to the land of Elvia where answers about their past become seen. Their future is less certain, but I believe it will take them to Eld in the fifth book, TAIREN SOUL.

Not as moody as The Con.

I discovered Natureboy because I’m a fan of Kelli Scarr’s music. Both artists blend electro-pop and folk rock. Natureboy’s songs are deceptively simple, haunting, and catchy. She has a gift for melody that is truly ethereal, and her song lyrics are arresting. Natureboy’s voice is reminiscent of Santogold and Aimee Mann, but this music doesn’t lend itself easily to comparisons. Listen to a few tracks and your only complaint will be that this album makes you want to hear more immediately. Natureboy leaves listeners insatiable.

Best soundtrack I’ve heard in a while. Tons of melancholy indie bands contribute songs.

I made a valiant effort to finish this novel. I was only 100 pages from the conclusion. But everything about it made me want to put it down. The choppy sentences, uninteresting characters, a plot with basically no action. It all made me give this book up.

Fantasy romance novels set in Victorian England must be the newest fad in the genre. Not that I’m complaining. I’m a sucker for magic, mythology, and modesty in romance!

First Miss Marple novel.

Charming melodies. I wish I could understand what she says…

Swedish chanteuse Lisa Ekdahl has finally recorded another album in english and it’s such a refreshing surprise. Ekdahl sounds seasoned and confident on this acoustic, folk-pop delight. She even sounds a little soulful.