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There’s nothing more grounding yet tragic than experiencing the lives of others through literature, as it enchants me how a single person can concoct whole societies and populate them with people with their own personalities, quirks, and histories. I love to lose myself in these characters’s lives and maybe even pick apart aspects of them I can relate to. This is exactly what I did in ‘Everyone in This Room Will Someday Be Dead’ by Emily Austin, a character-driven narrative a

My love for the Fire Emblem series has dated back to Fire Emblem Awakening in 2015 when I innocently sighed out loud that I was £6 off buying a copy off of Ebay (a time when this game was merely £30) to my dad. A pleasant memory of which my dad insisted on making up the difference which lead to a love for a franchise that reaches up until the present day. A game genre I had never touched before, and something none of my friends had heard of, I cherished it as my thing. What

Watching Across the Spider-verse for the second time was an unexpected choice, considering I hate everything Marvel and rewatching films. Swamped in extremely mediocre and uninspired writing, Tom Holland’s Spiderman films just weren’t my thing, but I had always had a sweet spot for Spiderman as a character. Peter Parker just being a simple dorky high school kid was the foundation that grounded his character and made his growth believable and fun to watch. This was why I didn’