Pandora, by Joshua Grant: #BookReview.
388 Pages Horror/Action Adventure. Imagination is a crucial element in any work of fiction, and here it reaches new heights, especially in terms of human ambition…
The Golden Peacock, by Lauren B. Grossman: #BookReview.
287 pages Historical Fiction/Mystery, Thriller and Suspense A ‘thriller’ that actually concentrates on the characters, bringing them to life so the reader is eager to invest…
Invitation to Poetry, by Mihai Brinas: #BookReview.
Poetry is such a subjective literary genre that it’s often difficult to reach a conclusion about whether a collection is very good, difficult, obscure, or any…
Another 5 Star, Well, 5 Shrimp, Review!
It’s always great to receive a positive review. This one is quite short, but says the things an author loves to hear. You can find the…
Heart of Darkness, by Joseph Conrad: #BookReview.
136 pages Literature/Classics (I read the Penguin Classics version, which includes a chronology, introductions, notes, a map of the region, the author’s Congo Diary, an author’s…
The Colonel and the Bee, by Patrick Canning: #BookReview.
304 pages Literary/Action & Adventure. How to describe a book that is unique? This is an absurdist fantasy, delightfully written and so enjoyable to read. The…
Entangled Earth, by David Lea: #BookReview.
183 pps Science Fiction/Post Apocalyptic Many readers make it a point of pride to express their dislike of science fiction. These same people probably proudly state…
