“A definite must read recommendation from me.” — The River Leith | GGR-REVIEW

Aw, yay, Scott at GGR-Review loved The River Leith! 🙂

“You can probably tell by now that I was very moved by this book….  I’ve never read a story with an Amnesia story line and I will find it hard to believe that one could be written as well as this one was.  This is a definite must read recommendation from me.”

via The River Leith | GGR-REVIEW.

 

Memory is everything.
After an injury in the ring, amateur boxer Leith Wenz wakes to discover his most recent memories are three years out of date. Unmoored and struggling to face his new reality, Leith must cope anew with painful revelations about his family. His brother is there to support him, but it’s the unfamiliar face of Zach, a man introduced as his best friend, that provides the calm he craves. Until Zach’s presence begins to stir up feelings Leith can’t explain.
For Zach, being forgotten by his lover is excruciating. He carefully hides the truth from Leith to protect them both from additional pain. His bottled-up turmoil finds release through vlogging, where he confesses his fears and grief to the faceless Internet. But after Leith begins to open up to him, Zach’s choices may come back to haunt him.
Ultimately, Leith must ask his heart the questions memory can no longer answer.

 

Fanworks Friday: Meta from Ladyw1nter, Incorporates Film Theory

LadyW1inter has posted a fantastic meta piece exploring why one particular character/story interpretation can, in her opinion, be backed up by meta analysis of the filming choices made during certain key scenes.

Warning! Spoilers for the finale of season two of Teen Wolf! READ IT HERE!

Check out her commentary here. Whether or not you agree with her, it’s clear that fans give a lot more thought to every single piece of the media they consume and use it to draw conclusions about the characters and the show itself.