Tag Archives: Book reviews

Salem’s Lot

Posted on March 21, 2018 by ashleymanningwriter

I recently decided to read all of Stephen King’s books, after finishing The Stand. My next choice was Salem’s Lot since it’s King’s second novel and I’ve already read the first, Carrie. I knew Salem’s Lot was about Vampires, but … Continue reading →

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Dracula’s Guest – The Missing Chapter from Stoker’s Classic

Posted on February 28, 2018 by ashleymanningwriter

I read Dracula quite a few years ago, nearly ten years ago. Back when I was still in school, and the future seemed so bright. I loved the book. I thought it was scary, different from what I imagined  and … Continue reading →

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What I’ve Been Reading This Week – Divergent and The Stand

Posted on February 21, 2018 by ashleymanningwriter

In the last week I’ve finished two books. Both being something I’ve wanted to read for a long time. I was recommended Divergent way back in University, which feels longer than four years ago. I also started reading The Stand … Continue reading →

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See How They Lie – Book Review

Posted on August 2, 2017 by ashleymanningwriter

I haven’t read Lying About Last Summer, Sue Wallman’s previous book, but after reading See How They Lie, I definitely will be. See How They Lie is shrouded in mystery that kept me wanting to read more and more. It … Continue reading →

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The End is Close

Posted on March 11, 2014 by ashleymanningwriter

March 27th is the date of my last ever University lesson. It’s not a lecture, instead I’ve got to give a 10 minute presentation on Victorian Fantasy with a friend. We have chosen to talk about how radical the genre … Continue reading →

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