Interview: Ari Rhoge, Author of Sparks Fly, Tires Skid

Ari Rhoge is the author of the Pride and Prejudice modernizations, Sparks Fly, Tires Skid and Personally, I'd Rather Lick Sand. Kai read Sparks back when it was still on a fan fic website, and liked it so much that she was compelled to review it alongside the abundant published versions of Pride and Prejudice. Last…

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Web Series Review: The Lizzie Bennet Diaries vs. Welcome to Sanditon

Once again proving that sticking to books is an impossibility in this modern age, I'm taking on a completely different medium. Now, I should note that I call this a review, but it's really more of a critique (but I persist in calling it a review since I've already gone that route with Hikaru no…

Fan Fiction Review: Sparks Fly, Tires Skid by Ari Rhoge (orchidvines)

As if the title hasn't already told you, I'm going to do something radical today. I'm going to review a fan fiction work in the same way that I would a published book! I know, it's so edgy. Since the internet doesn't carry tone, I will now clarify that that was a joke. I read…

Book Review: Death Comes to Pemberley by P. D. James

Now, I know that it's odd to be reviewing an extension of Pride and Prejudice when I haven't reviewed the book itself. But a proper review of Pride and Prejudice would probably take me hours, because I'd feel like I had to go through not just the book, but also all the TV mini-series and…