Review of JenEric Gourmet Geeky Flavoured Coffee – Part 2

A while back I reviewed the first six flavours in my twelve month gift pack from JenEric's Geeky Coffee with a promise that I would taste the rest of the flavours and get back to you with my thoughts. So here they are! Coconut Light Roast - Fantastic! I love this one. It tastes like...

Review of JenEric Gourmet Coffee – Part 1

So Coffee isn’t exactly a ‘writing’ product, but for me drinking coffee goes hand in hand with productivity, so I thought I would share with you a review of the coffee I’ve been hooked on for the past few months. JenEric Gourmet Coffee is located in Ottawa, Ontario. They’re a small company providing home roasted...

Staff Picks: What I like to read…

I thought I would share with you some of my favourite books in case you were looking for recommendations or were just curious about my taste in books. I tend to enjoy fantasy romance the most, but I also enjoy fantasy of all kinds, historical fiction, and science fiction. I've put together a quick 'top...

Stellar Review of Mixter Twizzle’s Breakfast

Warning, this review from myshelf.com contains spoilers of Mixter Twizzle's Breakfast! This picture book for young readers introduces a devilish little two-horned creature named Mixter Twizzle, who lives beneath a chicken coop on Riverdale Farm. He doesn’t take up residence there and dance to the clucks of chickens because he enjoys the company of barnyard...

Book Review: Chris Pavesic’s Traveler’s Zone

Escape from a world of darkness into a magical realm of limitless adventure...   You may remember the first book in Chris Pavesic's LITRPG series, Starter Zone, which I wrote a review for here. Well, Chris Pavesic continues the amazing story of Cami Malifux with Book 2 of the Revelation Chronicles, Traveler's Zone. When the...

The Patch Project by Brittni Brinn

Brittni Brinn is a local author, based out of our hometown, Windsor, Ontario. She's written a post-apocalyptic literary science fiction novel called The Patch Project, published by Edge Science Fiction and Fantasy. Now, I should mention that The Patch Project is literary fiction, so it is a little outside of what we produce and what...