This has been a long time coming, and I am happy to finally announce the launch of Hard Moon by David Hallquist.
It was a pleasure to edit this book (as well as the rest of the trilogy), and I’d like to think I made valuable contributions to making it as
This post was originally published Nov. 1, 2016.
Recent discoveries have made me a little more adventurous with my audiobooks: Rather than shelling out for an audible subscription and trying to find the longest books I can to get the bang for my buck, it turns out
On occasion, you pick up a book that doesn’t quite rock your world, but is good enough that you’re willing to give the author another shot. Blake Crouch’s Dark Matter was one such novel, and I’m
First posted on October 25, 2016.
I vaguely remember a sitcom called Perfect Strangers when I was young. I remember enjoying it, but it either must not have aged well or it must have been more or less terrible if you had two digits in your age, because
Franchises are funny things. There are times when the mere idea of adding to an existing story seems offensive; and there are times when not adding to it is heartbreaking. I roll my eyes at Universal’s idea of a monster
Originally publish March 1, 2016
Young Josh was a voracious reader without video games or internet to distract him– and homeschooled to boot, so all that time spent not being distracted by other students meant he read literally everything in the
Silver Empire author Russell Newquist has put two of his books, War Demons and Vigil on sale in honor of the Feast of Saint Michael this week. I haven’t read either novel, but Newquist is a fine storyteller and, I gotta admit, War
