Tag: artist

• REVIEW: Whatever He Needs by Mia Kerick

  

  The Official Description: DADDY ISSUES Nightclub dancer, Dimmy Cirillo, is living a nightmare. He doesn’t want to be the boy-toy his father is pimping him out to be, but he has no way out. Construction-company heir, Liam McAllister, wasn’t looking to become anyone’s white knight, but he couldn’t stop himself from helping the willowy, tattooed…

  charkinzie

  26 Apr 2021

  Books, coming out, Contemporary, mental health, MM romance, read the trigger warnings, romance, self-discovery, sexually explicit

  2021, 2021 review, abusive parent, artist, attempted sexual assault, book, book review, Book Reviews, Books, coming out, contemporary m/m romance, Dancer, found family, Mia Kerick, out of the frying pan into the fire, power imbalance, review, sexual assault, Whatever He Needs

• REVIEW: the Thirty Names of Night by Zeyn Joukadar

  

  The Official Description: The author of the “vivid and urgent…important and timely” (The New York Times Book Review) debut The Map of Salt and Stars returns with this remarkably moving and lyrical novel following three generations of Syrian Americans who are linked by a mysterious species of bird and the truths they carry close to…

  charkinzie

  19 Apr 2020

  Contemporary, diverse characters, general fiction, lgbtqia content, mental health, mystery, own voices author

  2020 review, artist, artists, book, book review, Book Reviews, Books, mystery, netgalley, Ornithologist, ornithology, own voices, own voices author, queer adult fiction, review, Syrian Culture, Syrian History, Syrians, the thirty names of night, trans character, zen joukadar

• REVIEW, Giveaway and Excerpt: The Infinite Onion by Alice Archer loo

  

    One cranky man-child. One snooty artist recluse. Total trouble. The Infinite Onion by Alice Archer Publisher: Shine Even If Release Date: March 31, 2020 Length (Print & Ebook): Print: 388 pages Subgenre: Contemporary gay romance Pre-order now: alicearcher.com/book/the-infinite-onion The Official Description: The truth is harder to hide when someone sharp starts poking around. Grant Eastbrook…

  charkinzie

  31 Mar 2020

  Contemporary, mental health, MM romance, my faves

  2020 review, A Novel Take PR, A Novel Take Promotions, Alice Archer, art therapy, artist, book, book review, Books, character is an artist, character is homeless, Contemporary gay relationship, Goodreads, review, The infinite onion

• Hawksley Workman Tour Hits Victoria

  

  I have seen Hawksley Workman four times. Each performance I’ve seen has been better than the last. For that reason, it shouldn’t have surprised me that the most recent tour to support his newest record Old Cheetah was the best show yet. Workman isn’t going to be found onstage lip-synching, he’s unlikely to play a pop song (Although…

  charkinzie

  3 Nov 2015

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  artist, Arts, autumn’s here, bc, canadian, concert, entertainer, Hawksley Workman, ilthacombe, life, MUSIC, musician, old bloody orange, old cheetah, paper shoes, Performance, review, safe and sound, tour, Vancouver island, victoria