Happy New Year! What a year 2015 was. During 2015, we saw Pottermore’s complete overhaul (for good or for worse). We went to the very first GeekyCon. We saw the film adaptation of John Green’s novel Paper Towns. We saw the last Hunger Games movie. We saw season five of Game of Thrones and Downton Abbey. We read yet another Cormoran Strike novel. We saw…
Paper Towns was released this weekend! Hooray! I’m so exited to see this movie, because Paper Towns is probably my favorite John Green book, though The Fault In Our Stars—last summer’s hit John Green book-to-movie—doesn’t fall very far behind on my favorites list. But as Paper Towns‘s opening weekend now draws to a close, how do the two movies’…
The Fault In Our Stars, my first favorite John Green book. Paper Towns, my second favorite. I am so excited for this movie. Especially now that the first trailer and first poster have been released. Both look so awesome! The poster features Cara Delevingne and her sweeping hair with Nat Wolff, who played Isaac in The Fault in Our Stars.…
If you follow @fictionrow on Twitter or “Like” /fictionrow on Facebook, you’ll hopefully remember that about a month ago I tweeted and posted that this website needed to remain on hiatus until April. April is here now, and I’m (tentatively) ready to come back! I don’t want to bore you with the details surrounding the…
Happy New Year! 2014 was an incredible year! During this year, we saw the second and third installments of Goblet of Fire on Pottermore, as well as Order of the Phoenix and Half-Blood Prince in their entirety, plus a series of Daily Prophet articles (and a new Harry Potter story) surrounding the 2014 Quidditch World Cup.…
Six months ago, I received news that I wasn’t expecting: John Green’s book Paper Towns (my second favorite after The Fault in Our Stars) is being made into a movie! This news came a full two months before The Fault In Our Stars movie was released in theaters. Granted, social media was all abuzz where everything TFIOS was…
John Green, author of The Fault In Our Stars, Paper Towns, and Looking for Alaska, visited The Colbert Report on Monday. Stephen Colbert is awesome. John Green is awesome. So, it goes without saying that the resulting interview between these two great minds was also awesome. My favorite part? When Stephen Colbert says this about YA novels: How…