Hello friends, I've been thinking for a while about having a newsletter. It seems a good way of reaching people and waxing poetic about things but the problem I run into is that I don't see a lot of what I do in the background of life as newsworthy. I'm also not a content creator.... Continue Reading →
Author Interview: Victoria Clapton
Interview with Victoria Clapton!
Arbor’s Shorty Stories
Over the past week I've been uploading my short stories to Kindle. For the most part, all them of them will be $1.50 with a few exceptions. You can find all them on the series page for Arbor's Shorty Stories. I had way too much fun making kindle covers for them and here they are!
Movie Review: Sonic the Hedgehog 2
My review of Sonic the Hedgehog 2: Genuinely, one of the better video game movies.
Movie Review: The Lost City
3/5 + 💿 (Rating criteria at bottom) This review may contain spoilers Movie Content Advisory: Channing Tatum butt, a headshot with brains. Very Stupid, and I Loved Every Minute of It Weirdly enough when these kinds of movies come out I'm kinda hem and haw about them and usually, they are what I expect. This one... Continue Reading →
Movie Review: The Northman
3/5 (Rating criteria at bottom) This review may contain spoilers Movie Content Advisory: Blood, gore, lots of animal death. It's Scandanavian Hamlet. The Northman was a very cool experience. I applaud the crew behind the visual look and visual storytelling. Seeing this movie felt a lot like experiencing an old fable where you know how... Continue Reading →
Movie Review: Everything Everywhere All at Once
5/5 + 💿 (Rating criteria at bottom) This review my contain spoilers Movie Content Advisory: Blood, family drama, sex toys. The Perfect Movie Doesn't Exist, and Yet, Here It Is. I've been struggling to articulate my feelings about this movie. Not because there was anything bad but because there was so much good. It's a rare... Continue Reading →
Musician Interview: Brandon Bell / Summon the Moon
Interview with musician Brandon Bell / Summon the Moon
The Sisters Memento
Drink some tea and light your favorite candle for an optimum reading experience! 😁 -------------------------------------------- Halfway between the biggest skyscraper and the smallest car park, in a forgotten part of the city, is a bookshop. Ensconced between Miller’s Deli and Nany’s Alterations, the Tiniest Little Bookshop takes up six-hundred-and-seventy-two square feet and twenty square inches... Continue Reading →
Author Interview: Dana Fraedrich
Interview with Dana Fraedrich!
Arbor Winter Barrow 