The Haunting of H.G. Wells
Acclaimed author H.G. Wells gets the action hero treatment. Entertaining. But hardly deep. Continue reading The Haunting of H.G. Wells
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Comanche
Comanche is equal parts Western, ghost story, and crime thriller that combines into a weak gumbo screaming for spice Continue reading Comanche
The Living Dead
The Living Dead presents nothing more than mere standard zombie fare Continue reading The Living Dead
Safecracker
Safecracker is a fast, fun read with the genre’s tropes blended down into a delicious cocktail. Continue reading Safecracker
Blacktop Wasteland
Blacktop Wasteland is crime fiction noir that guns away at The Life like a muscle car with an open throttle on an endless highway. Continue reading Blacktop Wasteland
Providence
Providence is standard sci-fi fare; a fun, wild ride but one only on impulse speed. Continue reading Providence
Broken
Broken features six stand-alone novellas each telling the story of an individual, group, or situation broken in some way. Some stories enlighten a restoration. Others wallow in their shattered mess. All are compelling. Continue reading Broken
Anthem: Rush in the ‘70s
Martin Popoff’s book is full of bad grammar, run-on sentences, and a pasted-together narrative. My memories of Rush are deep & fun. Continue reading Anthem: Rush in the ‘70s
The Deep
The Deep has a tightly-researched and well-executed plot; the ghostly play comes too late in the game becoming flotsam and jetsam Continue reading The Deep
