Easton Livingston's Reality Imagination
Fiction is the reality of the imagination.
James Patterson says to aspiring writers, “Be careful of, ‘Oh. I’ve got it figured out. I don’t need to read anymore.’ That’s death.” This is true writers should be readers, especially of the material they write. So, in keeping with that, I have written a review of the second book in an X-Men trilogy.
Last year, I finished Batman’s No Man’s Land and I’m just now getting around to pounding out this review which wasn’t hard seeing I kept notes as I read. So here’s my take on it.
Bloggiing used to be all the rave back in the mid-2000s. Everyone was told to blog. However, things have changed and as a writer, you have to ask if a blog is still necessary. I give some reasons why it may still be.
On my mission to read more this year, I’ve just finished a Daredevil novel I have been reading. My last two superhero novel experiences were no so great. Was the third time the charm? Come find out.
I’ve mentioned before that I happen to be a superhero prose novel aficionado. At the moment, I’m reading a Daredevil novel called The Cutting Edge by Madeline E. Robins and I’m enjoying it right from the get. I’m only 24 pages in but I have a feeling about this one.
This is not the same feeling I got when I started Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.: Empyre. I should have taken that as a sign.