Book Review: Silhouettes from Popular Culture by Olly Moss
SILHOUETTES FROM POPULAR CULTURE is brimming with cool pictures to keep you engaged, but it’s much more than just a typical coffee table book.
Read MoreSILHOUETTES FROM POPULAR CULTURE is brimming with cool pictures to keep you engaged, but it’s much more than just a typical coffee table book.
Read MoreDRACULA CHA CHA CHA and AQUARIUS are mildly entertaining supernatural murder mysteries, but don’t possess the swiftly moving narrative as their predecessors.
Read MoreIf you’re a big fan of Anderson as a writer, or if you just like old school sci-fi books in the vein of H.G. Wells, then you should read THE MARTIAN WAR.
Read MoreIf you love all things Bond, you should check out THE JAMES BOND OMNIBUS 004.
Read MoreJAWS: MEMORIES FROM MARTHA’S VINEYARD is truly a fantastic read for anyone rabidly obsessed with Steven Spielberg’s epic blockbuster.
Read MoreDeath can keep a good author down. But not James M. Cain. His pulp novel THE COCKTAIL WAITRESS arrives this month, 35 years after his passing.
Read MoreAlthough SHERLOCK HOLMES – ARMY OF DR MOREAU is a riveting mystery, it’s not all fluff. The characters actually raise some important ethical questions.
Read MoreIf you like bizarre dark comedy, reanimated corpses, and comics that don’t take themselves too seriously, then you’ll probably enjoy LENORE: SWIRLIES.
Read MoreGreg Cox’s DARK KNIGHT RISES novelization is an engaging, cost-conscious way to relive the gripping conclusion to Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy.
Read MoreTHE TWENTY YEAR DEATH tells the tragic tale of a married couple, whose lives are fraught by death and disaster, in the form of three separate novels.
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