After the 2016 US election, Canadians of many stripes wondered "could it happen here?" Michael Adams' book of the same name is an unsatisfactory attempt to answer this question.
Can-Con 2017 is happening from October 13-15 this year! Here's a quick look at what panels I'll be taking part in. Plus, learn about my plans for Books & Tea for 2018.
Just in time for the first day of autumn, I take a look at an older tea from 52Teas that makes me think of harvest time: Maple Baked Pear Honeybush tea.
It's not that hard to find tea-flavoured candy if you know where to look. Today's post features soft candies from Squish and hard ones from Bali's Best.
Books, tea, life, the universe, and everything. Take some time to sip some tea and read some interesting articles I've dredged up from various corners of the internet.
I may be up for trying new teas, but there are a few I ALWAYS want to keep in my cupboard no matter what. Let me tell you about my favourite teas EVER.
The Hugo award deadline is tomorrow, so today's final post will discuss the nominees for the John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer.
The Hugo award deadline is right around the corner, so I’m running a series of posts about this year’s nominees in various categories. Today’s is Best Dramatic Presentation, Long Form.
