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Acacia, by David Anthony Durham

Acacia is a wide-sprawling book of fantasy. It begins with four royal children who are all very different. They are the children of the King of Akaran, on an island paradise. When their father, the K...

By Zora Flatley

Dishonored 2 - Review

If you’re a fan of the 2012 game Dishonored, get ready to get back into the world of the steampunk Londonesque city, with large-handed, large-footed people! But don’t worry, this does not...

By Zora Flatley

Final Fantasy IX

Whether it's the amazing storytelling, epic battles, or characters that you invest in, the Final Fantasy franchise has succeeded in presenting gamers worldwide with a product that offers both enjoymen...

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Intensity by Dean Koontz - Review

“Intensity” follows the story of Chyna Shepard, a twenty-six-year-old girl in the Napa Valley, who happens to be at her friend’s house when a lunatic (a psychopath named Edger Forema...

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The Island of Dr. Moreau, by H.G Wells - Review

The book is told from the first-person perspective of Edward Prendick. He survives a shipwreck and is then saved by a passing vessel. He meets Montgomery and a bunch of other weird characters who loo...

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IT by Stephen King - Review

A quiet, small country town in upstate Maine should be the perfect place to raise a child. But Derry is no quiet town, its residents caught in the grip of a spate of child killings that leave the auth...

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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Review

Introduction It’s difficult to discuss The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim because of the sheer size of the game and its community. However, when reviewing the game there are certain unique elements that hav...

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Breaking Dawn (The Twilight Saga, Book 4) by Stephanie Meyer

In the fourth and final installment to the thrilling saga, Bella is once again forced to choose between her love for Edward and her connection to Jacob, but this time she knows the consequences her ch...

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Carrie by Stephen King

High school can be tough at the best of times, but for Carrie White, her school years are nothing short of hell. Relentlessly bullied by her peers during the day, Carrie’s home life is just as unforg...

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Iron Man 2 - Review

Superhero movies require little talent. They mainly encompass a pretty face, a fit body, and a whole lot of action-packed sequences that require minimal acting. However, with movies like The Dark Kni...

By Zora Flatley