Tanita Cree

If there was a way to fall onto the keyboard as an expression of exhaustion I would totally do it. Short of keyboard mashing - xhjhwehjabjkdf,loao/a/a - the only other way is to just say… I am EXHAUSTED. Just typing that in caps lock exhausted me further. But hey, a little context: I work in a factory and recently our schedule fell far behind and they went to every shift and did the whole ‘everyone needs to pick up extra shifts’ thing. Cause two of the shifts are short (one o

It’s 4:30am. It’s night shift rotation, but my night off, so I’m trying to stay up late. I’ve just finished #ThePunisherS2 and holy fucksticks, what a ride. Bernthal and Barnes don’t disappoint, bringing the same raw, balls to the wall portrayals that made S1 so gripping. There will be some #SPOILERS in the following inane, post-4am ramblings, so that is the warning to those who haven’t seen it. S1 saw Frank robbed of his family and his memories, struggling to uncover why he’

Hi all, and thanks for joining me for yet another sporadic, chaotic blog post, on this All Hallows Eve. As it turns out, this one is a review, though I promise, just of one book this time. I did recently finish ‘PS I Still Love You’ by Jenny Han, but it doesn’t feel right for a review right now. Yeah, I know, last time I reviewed two, but honestly, that’s probably a bad call on my part. Especially with how tired I am. I’ll probably merge the books and end up with some bastard

​Probably hard to have two more contrasting books in the one review as Iron Gold by Pierce Brown and Good Omens by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett, but here I am, revelling in it. I’ve been trying to catch up on some reading around writing and work, and I'm most definitely better for it. Sweet jebus, they're excellent. And I mean, just the banter between Aziraphale and Crowley warms my heart. I know the TV series of Good Omens is coming, which is part of the reason I wanted t