I mainly tweet about TV, film and books. I used to have blogs with all that stuff but now it’s just reposts from my Instagram account. Life’s too short.
James S.A. Corey - The Mercy of Gods: I’m likely swayed by their first foray, but this one seems obvious and telegraphed. (I am also likely to read the second book!) #cursorybookreviews#cursoryreviews https://t.co/3b7W5T7hze
Elf: Another not-previously-reviewed classic (no “you’ve never seen that?!” comments, pls). Sugary-sweet, just the right treat for elves and humans. #cursoryfilmreviews#cursoryreviews https://t.co/SFveLCQpTI
Kristin Hannah - The Women: Both historically significant and a slow-moving train wreck. You get to decide which wins out. #cursorybookreviews#cursoryreviews https://t.co/kP7AtSfaW7
Our Little Secret: Also kinda terrible (a muted Lohan is boring), but I’d say 5000x better than Hot Frosty. #cursoryfilmreviews#cursoryreviews https://t.co/JCIzAcuyQL
Andrew McCall Smith - The Woman Who Walked in Sunshine: The whole “taking a vacation” part was way too stressful. #cursorybookreviews#cursoryreviews https://t.co/DCb0aUBDoq
Doctor Who: Season 14: The 15th Doctor brings similar charm as the 10th (and 14th, apparently). #cursorytvreviews#cursoryreviews https://t.co/Wf4GdJaexR
Spirited: Y’all are going to hate me but I was a little bored? It’s Ferrell and Reynolds being themselves? #cursoryfilmreviews#cursoryreviews https://t.co/qhIRZVxkV5
84 Charing Cross Road: Better as its stage play, and yet the tableaux were perfectly of the time. #cursoryfilmreviews#cursoryreviews https://t.co/zG0x4faDP8
Kerry Greenwood - Murder on a Midsummer Night: The mystical element was amusing, but otherwise this is one of the forgettable entries. #cursorybookreviews#cursoryreviews https://t.co/ggngr1MEyA
Facing Nolan: The reconstructions are odd (not telegraphed, you have to figure it out yourself), but always fun to watch the story of a powerhouse. #cursoryfilmreviews#cursoryreviews https://t.co/oaoA8yy7hs
Donna Leon - A Refiner’s Fire: While the basics are still good (Brunetti and his milieu), there were some difficult-to-follow passages as well. #cursorybookreviews#cursoryreviews https://t.co/kWTfg1l2SS
Sophie Cousens - This Time Next Year: A bit too precious for me, although I adored the ending (that surprise party!). #cursorybookreviews#cursoryreviews https://t.co/CJR9F08eY4