A story with this much death, gore and acid rain doesn’t deserve to be as…
Reviews
Dreyer’s English: by Benjamin Dreyer
How did a style guide end up on the bestseller lists?
Night of Camp David: by Fletcher Knebel
Night of Camp David reads as a quaint mid-20th century political thriller, one whose impact…
Thanks a Lot Mr Kibblewhite: by Roger Daltrey
Daltrey avoids most of the salacious side of the business, yet offers insight into a…
The Templars: by Dan Jones
Jones seeks to look past the centuries of myths and falsehoods surrounding the order.
The Obelisk Gate: by N. K. Jemisin
The Obelisk Gate is an exemplar of the fantasy trilogy second book.
The Penguin Book of Hell: by Scott G. Bruce
The Penguin Book of Hell is an excellent launching point to not only “knowing one’s…
Pick Up the Pieces: by John Corbett
How in the world could it be possible to write a book about ‘70s music?
Beach Therapy: by Martin Parr
“I’m creating fiction out of reality.”
Magical Negro: by Morgan Parker
While Parker most frequently fixes her canny gaze on “Black everydayness” – past, present and…