Tag Archives: Book Review

'The Show That Never Ends' by David Weigel traces the rise and fall of Progressive Rock.

Insight Editions' 'Destiny Rise of Iron' - Hardcover Blank Sketchbook impresses with inspiring designs and page durability so users can make their own amazing creations.

Kevin Hart wrapped up a successful tour for the release of his memoir, 'I Can't Make This Up: Life Lessons', including one stop at Politics and Prose Bookstore in D.C.

In "The Map That Leads to You," J.P. Monninger narrates a story of love and heartbreak across the breathtaking beauty of the Old Continent.

In 'True Crime Addict' James Renner investigates the disappearance of a UMass student and his own addiction to true crime.

In 'If I Understood You Would I Have This Look on My Face' Alan Alda tells us communication is key, but understanding how to communicate shows you the lock.

'A Peace Divided' by Tanya Huff is an intelligent, well written, and far more complex book than one would expect from the genre.

'Angels of Music' by Kim Newman is a pulpy period fantasy novel featuring trios of crime-fighting lady adventuresses recalls classic genre fiction and a seventies teleseries.

'The Lighthouse' by Paco Roca is a winningly straightforward graphic novel about war and redemption.

'Splunk: Enterprise Operational Intelligence Delivered' explains how Splunk is a useful tool for log monitoring with broad applications in application management, IT infrastructure monitoring , security investigations and infosec compliance, actionable insight from security related data.