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About KM Bezner

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Men Are Terrible and Cannot Be Trusted

Ghost Wall by Sarah Moss

February 6, 2019 by KM Bezner 1 Comment

Ghost Wall is a story about Sylvie, a seventeen year old girl, dragged along on an Iron Age reenactment in northern England with her father, Bill. Bill’s enthusiasm for the Iron Age is a hobby; he isn’t traditionally educated in the subject, and jumps at the opportunity to join Professor Jim Slade and his students for what is essentially a two-week summer LARP. He brings his wife, Alison, and his daughter, Sylvie, along for the ride. It becomes obvious early in the novel that Bill […]

Filed Under: Fiction Tagged With: abuse, Anthropology, England, fable, feminism, Fiction, ghost wall, iron age, sarah moss

KM Bezner's CBR11 Review No:1 · Genres: Fiction · Tags: abuse, Anthropology, England, fable, feminism, Fiction, ghost wall, iron age, sarah moss ·
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A New Favorite Series [UPDATED]

June 30, 2018 by KM Bezner 1 Comment

This series is everything I wanted (and more) from Miss Peregrine’s…of which I was not a fan. The first book, Every Heart a Doorway—and how can you not love a book with that title—wasn’t my favorite, but was special because of what it was: a love letter to days spent wandering through attics and cellars, woods and riverbeds, and all the other mysterious places I spent my childhood in search of that One Magic Thing. I never knew what I was looking for when I […]

Filed Under: Fantasy Tagged With: fairytale, fantasy, Seanan McGuire, Wayward Children

Post by KM Bezner · Genres: Fantasy · Tags: fairytale, fantasy, Seanan McGuire, Wayward Children ·
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New Package, Same Stuff

January 10, 2018 by KM Bezner Leave a Comment

This book is full of tidbits of creative advice, but those tidbits don’t really add up to anything new.

Filed Under: Non-Fiction Tagged With: adam j kurtz, creativity, Self-help

Post by KM Bezner · Genres: Non-Fiction · Tags: adam j kurtz, creativity, Self-help ·
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Every Witch Needs a Warrior Girlfriend

January 10, 2018 by KM Bezner Leave a Comment

I spent years at conventions admiring the single issues of this comic and waiting for the day when they would be collected. Finally, my friends, that day has come.

Filed Under: Fantasy, Graphic Novel/Comic Tagged With: indie, jessi zabarsky, LGBTQ, magic, witchlight

Post by KM Bezner · Genres: Fantasy, Graphic Novel/Comic · Tags: indie, jessi zabarsky, LGBTQ, magic, witchlight ·
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I AM THE WORST!

January 10, 2018 by KM Bezner 1 Comment

I really identified with the poor bunny crying those words at the beginning of this story.

Filed Under: Children's Tagged With: accident, andrea tsurumi, animals, Picture Books

Post by KM Bezner · Genres: Children's · Tags: accident, andrea tsurumi, animals, Picture Books ·
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