Author Archives: Shantaé Young

A Recount of the Anti-Tour from a Music Enthusiast

First and foremost, I want to start off by addressing the amount of time it took me to even commit to attending the Seattle tour date of the Anti-Tour. When I first heard the advertisement on the radio back in September of 2015 I really thought nothing of it, because I am a self-proclaimed RihannaContinueContinue reading “A Recount of the Anti-Tour from a Music Enthusiast”

The Sweetest Hallelujah by Peggy Webb: a Review

        The Sweetest Hallelujah is a story about an unlikely friendship during the most unlikely times. Set in 1955, in the racist south a black woman,  who was once one of the most famous jazz singers of her time, Betty Jewel is now terminally ill with cancer. Facing the awful truth that her only daughter,ContinueContinue reading “The Sweetest Hallelujah by Peggy Webb: a Review”

You Suck a Love Story by: Christopher Moore; a review

You Suck is a novel about two young adults who are deeply in love with each other in San Francisco, however the two protagonists Thomas Flood, a very awkward and some would say a book-wormish 19 year old and his girlfriend Jody, the sexy, slightly more matured and seasoned, are blood sucking vampires. Jody was changed into a vampire by an evil vampireContinueContinue reading “You Suck a Love Story by: Christopher Moore; a review”

Not Sleepless in Seattle, Unemployed in Seattle

Let me sing a sad slow song for you, it’s called ‘If you thought life was a struggle in college well after college the struggle only increases” blues. Okay so the title of the song is a little dramatic and maybe even a little to long but it definitely conveys my point.  It baffles meContinueContinue reading “Not Sleepless in Seattle, Unemployed in Seattle”