Author: Bridgett Morigna

Writing has been my passion since the age of six. Over twenty years later I am finally ready to share my stories with the world. Fantasy has long been my favorite genre, and it is what I mostly write now. I generally write novels, but occasionally throw in a short story or two. Novels will be serialized in this blog.

What I Read in May

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Wow! I had a couple months of barely having any drive to read at all. Then something just flipped like a switch in my brain and I was reading again. It feels so good to be in a place mentally where I can immerse myself in stories.

Books I finished reading in May:

  • Nona the Ninth – Tamsyn Muir
  • The Princess Bride – William Goldman
  • The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea – Axie Oh
  • The Memory Eater – Rebecca Mahoney

Books I’m currently reading:

  • Heaven Official’s Blessing: Volume 4 – Mo Xiang Tong Xiu
  • A Day of Fallen Night – Samantha Shannon

I think reading a door stopper like A Day of Fallen Night is going to slow down my reading just a bit. It is about the length of two average sized fantasy novels. Even keeping the same reading pace I have, it will still take me about twice as long to read. It is an excellent story so I’m not complaining about getting to spend more time with it.

What books did you read in May? Are there any books you are looking forward to reading this summer? If my reading pace stays like this, I’m going to need recommendations.

What I Read in April

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I’ve been struggling with a reading slump alongside my writing slump. Words just aren’t my friend these days. Hopefully that will change soon. I’ve missed reading stories even though my brain resists comprehending word long enough to really sink my teeth into a book. The one book I did finish this month was an audiobook.

Books I finished reading in April:

  • The Two Towers – J. R. R. Tolkien

Books I’m currently reading:

  • Heaven Official’s Blessing: Volume 4 – Mo Xiang Tong Xiu
  • Nona the Ninth – Tamsyn Muir

What books did you read in April?

Do you have any tips or tricks for getting past a reading slump? I’m desperate to get back to reading books.