Tag Archives: Literature and Fiction

Try to have an objective opinion on something you've put so much sweat into.

Any lover of poetry will regret not owning this treasure.

An entertaining and though-provoking debut novel that introduces the reader to "techno-theological post-American monster vaudeville."

Anything any of us can draw comfort from is something to be treasured.

Works composed before differ, not necessarily in content or any other inherent quality, but in the light in which I will read them.

I suspect that part of me thinks that I could be Spenser if I buffed up.

This is one of only two in the original binding still in private hands.

Death is serious business, but doesn't necessarily have to be taken seriously all the time.

When she's good, Cornwell can write some great, engaging, scary stories. But when's she bad, well, it's not pretty.

Join an eccentric trio on a journey of exploration in this imperfect but enjoyable debut novel.