Fun fact for the republishing of this review; I read this right after it was released because Amy Tintera's last series captivated me so much, and I read more than half of it in one sitting during a bus trip to Canada's Wonderland. If you are ever looking for a book that is just plain... Continue Reading →

A scene from the 1998 picture, a few minutes before a bloody and tragic climax. I have seen a fair amount of films that discuss massacres with ingenuity, but not a single one has looked at the unfathomable pain, horrors and guilt soldiers have faced the same way Steven Spielberg’s revolutionary 1998 film blasted the... Continue Reading →