Tell Me Something Tuesday is a meme-thingy where people answer a different question each Tuesday
- it's currently run/hosted by Roberta @ Offbeat YA, Berls at Because Reading Is Better Than Real Life, Jen at That's What I'm Talking About, Karen at For What It's Worth, and Linda at Book Girl of Mur-y-Castell.
5th May 2026 - What toppings are on your ideal pizza?
Ermahgad I love pizza!
Pizza is my favouritest food :)
My dearest nerdlets, there are some topics which appear in the bookish/writerly/bloggerly interwebs again and again — and one of the most common of these is writer’s block.
(Which, yes, I’ve talked about before too.)
Tell Me Something Tuesday is a meme-thingy where people answer a different question each Tuesday
- it's currently run/hosted by Roberta @ Offbeat YA, Berls at Because Reading Is Better Than Real Life, Jen at That's What I'm Talking About, Karen at For What It's Worth, and Linda at Book Girl of Mur-y-Castell.
I plan on dipping in-and-out of it if and when I feel like it - I figured it was a low-pressure way of posting a little more regularly here on Dora Reads (...and hopefully I'll be right about that!)
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Don't deceive yourself...this is not a love story.
- Certain Dark Things, Silvia Moreno-Garcia
He jests at scars that never felt a wound
- Romeo and Juliet, William Shakespeare
Certain Dark Things is a vampire novel.
…It’s also entirely unique.
Silvia Moreno-Garcia, the author, describes the book as 'neon noir' - which is as good a label as any for this inventive, interesting, and compelling, mash-up of styles and genres.
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Since my To-Be-Read (TBR) list is continually growing, from time to time I like to throw together a list focussing on some of the (often diverse) titles on there.
Warning: Brief refs to Depression and trauma
I've been going through a lot of my old blogposts lately.
It's both an attempt to defeat the forces of entropy...
...and to possibly get back onto Google Adsense (it's a whole thing, I talked about it a few months back, so check that post out here if you're interested.)
And... it's been interesting.
Like, genuinely interesting - way more than I thought it would be.
Basically, I was not aware of the sheer volume of stuff I have written over the course of the last 11 years - it's a lot. (Lol.)
And a lot of the things that I've written are a lot better than I remember.
(...which is probably once again proof that I'm my own worst critic 😅)
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Warning: this post contains brief discussions of mental health issues, and brief references to murder
I can think of very few performances as utterly iconic as Andrew Scott's Jim Moriarty.
Long before he was Fleabag's Sexy Priest, Andrew Scott was BBC Sherlock's Sexy Criminal Genius.
(Sexy being his baseline - it must be a difficult burden to bear; imagine being sexy while you pay your electric bills, or putting the bins out sexily...)
