Victoria Newell

Vampires stalk the night, and they die too — just slower than most Ever been reading (or watching) Interview with the Vampire and thought to yourself “man I love this, but I really wish there were some lesbians thrown into the mix?” Well you’re in luck. V. E. Schwab’s latest book, Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil is scratching that itch. And it’s her best work yet. But seriously, Bury our Bones is more than just a comparable title to Interview with the Vampire.

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From broken promises to frustrating glitches, Infinity Nikki’s latest update leaves fans longing for the game it once promised to be Three months ago, I wrote a glowing review of Infinity Nikki. I discussed how the game successfully turned a mobile franchise into a real-deal open-world game. How Infold was walking the knife’s edge of free-to-play and pay-to-win well. How Infinity Nikki was a sweet, comfy, engaging game. And then update 1.5 came out.