Brandon Sanderson: MistBorn Trilogy Review
There were books involved. Brandon Sanderson The Mistborn trilogy is written by one of the most productive and creative fantasy writers around— Brandon Sanderson. He is so good that he was hand picked by Robert Jordan’s widow to finish the epic, sprawling fantasy book Wheel…
There Goes the Neighborhood: Review of The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires
When one thinks of a vampire slayer, many different iterations come to mind: Van Helsing’s trove of weapons, Buffy’s wise cracking, butt-kicking antics, and yet somehow housewives never come to mind. But that’s exactly what Charleston, South Carolina gets in Grady Hendrix’s latest dive into…
School Spirits: Review of The Cheerleaders by Kara Thomas
Cheertastic greetings bookworms! Picking up a novel called The Cheerleaders, one might be expecting a Bring It On-esque look at cheerleading, or a dramatic narrative of high school politics. However, Kara Thomas’ novel takes the account in a much more twisted direction than I could…
Review: Andy Weir Artemis – Lunar Colony Murder Mystery
A few years back, everyone has discovered one of the greats of science fiction; Andy Weir. The Martian, a movie adapted from his first book of the same name, was released in 2015. Yet for a while we have not heard anything from him until…
I Ain’t Afraid of No Demons: Review of My Best Friend’s Exorcism
If there’s one thing I love more than coming of age stories, it’s horror. A novel that combines the two? Perfection. It’s all too easy to find relatable characters and experiences when you’ve lived through your teenage years and can reflect on them in an…
Review: Hugh Howey Silo Series (Wool, Shift & Dust)
Set in a post-apocalyptic world, the Silo series is a trilogy of novels by science fiction author Hugh Howey. The first book, Wool, started as a short story back in 2011, and quickly became a full blown novel which spawned two more books: Shift and…
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