H is for The Hunger Games #AtoZChallenge
For letter H, I’ve chosen to focus on one of my favourite young adult dystopian series, The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
G is for Gothic Literature #AtoZChallenge
For letter G, I decided to group together some of my favourite quotes from gothic literature. I fell in love with the genre during my 6th form and university days, during which I discovered works such as Frankenstein, The Turn of the Screw, Great Expectations and The Picture of Dorian Gray.
F is for Fahrenheit 451 #AtoZChallenge
For letter F, I’ve chosen one of my favourite classic dystopian novels, Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury. It somehow manages to be cynical and hopeful at the same time.
E is for Ernest Cline #AtoZChallenge
For letter E, I’ve chosen Ernest Cline, a sci-fi author whom I discovered fairly recently. I enjoyed all the retro nostalgia and dark humour in Ready Player One.
D is for Douglas Adams #AtoZChallenge
For letter D, I’ve chosen the legend that is Douglas Adams. The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy is a hilarious masterpiece, so there were lots of great quotes to choose from.
C is for C. S. Lewis #AtoZChallenge
For letter C, I’ve chosen a childhood favourite, C. S. Lewis. I devoured The Chronicles of Narnia as a child, and now I’m reading them to my daughter since she enjoyed the films so much.
B is for Beth Revis #AtoZChallenge
For letter B, I’ve chosen one of my favourite modern sci-fi authors, Beth Revis. I fell in love with Across the Universe when it first came out in 2011 and I also enjoyed her stand-alone novel, The Body Electric.
A is for Alice Walker & Angie Thomas #AtoZChallenge
Today is the first day of the Blogging from A-Z Challenge! This year is special because we are remembering graphic designer Jeremy Hawkins. I love the new logo to honour him, designed by Anjela Curtis.