R. Nassor is interested in myth, performance, and pop culture. After embarking on a double major in English and Psychology and a Dance minor at GWU, she graduated with a BA in 2019. She soon began to work in Washington D.C. experiencing the life of a DMV young professional. She has many side projects, some of which include ceramics, dance, and the hunt for the perfect tea.
From barkeeps opening up a cask of ale in a rebel’s tavern to kings celebrating victory with a chalice of wine, drink in medieval fantasy is inescapable.
Who doesn't love a good angsty romance? Whether you like it dripping or drowning in angst, there's a romance for you, including The Hate Project.
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Romantic book quotes to help you say “I love you," from classic poems and Shakespeare to more recent romantic reads.
The lovers-to-enemies trope occurs when love turns to animosity, and in sff books like Wildcard, things can go from animosity to apocalyptic fast.
Up your reading tracking game with this handy introduction to using PivotTables to better understand your habits and preferences.
The line between love and hate does not exist in these enemies to lovers fantasy books, including We Set the Dark on Fire by Tehlor Kay Mejia. Get your searing rage and burning love in one read.