Book Review: James M. Cain’s The Cocktail Waitress
Death 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 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.
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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.
Read MorePINK FLOYD and THE WHO won’t pass for exhaustive biographical books. However they are filled with plenty of delicious band eye candy.
Read MoreEven if you aren’t into photography, you’ll still soak in a lot about its origins and purpose in filmmaking from HOLLYWOOD MOVIE STILLS.
Read MoreRidley Scott’s Prometheus, is rumored to an ALIEN prequel. To prep I read THE BOOK OF ALIEN AND ALIENS – COLONIAL MARINES TECHNICAL MANUAL.
Read MoreTitan Books has released two ways to get your Cabin in the Woods fix: THE OFFICIAL MOVIE NOVELIZATION and THE OFFICIAL VISUAL COMPANION.
Read MoreIf you’re a religious Whedonite who has seen it all, then you need to add JOSS WHEDON: THE COMPLETE COMPANION to your collection.
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