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Monthly Archives: September 2017
Book Review: King Leopold’s Ghost by Adam Hochschild
I don’t demand much from my nonfiction. If you’re teaching me something and can convey it even in a lightly poetic prose then I’m going to love you. Maybe I’m just cheap, maybe I’m just easily impressed by people … Continue reading
Book Review: Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor E. Frankl
Half Holocaust chronicle, half psychoanalytical pimping, this book straddles a strange place stuck between delving into the human condition and feeling good like some sort of literary infomercial. Fortunately, what it’s selling isn’t vulgar and is ultimately as ethereal and … Continue reading
Book Review: The Heart Goes Last by Margaret Atwood
It’s a weird world and I’m weird man, in a weird place, not unlike the world Atwood writes about here. The way it’s written though, it’s different, strange, lyricless when compared to her other work. There is this self-aware lack … Continue reading
Book Review: Double Star by Robert A. Heinlein
Heinlein has always struck me as the weakest of The Big Three. His writing isn’t as good, his stories often lacking in any truly big or interesting ideas. He always felt more like a holdover from the adventure magazine days … Continue reading
Book Review: The Diviners by Libba Bray
At its heart The Diviner’s is an average adventure story with a touch of horror thrown in to keep the reader from feeling too comfortable. It’s got some decent ideas and a few good turns of phrase that keep it … Continue reading
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Tagged Eugenics, fantasy, historical fiction, Justice League, Libba Bray, mystery, Paranormal, Prohibition, Roaring Twenties, Supernatural, The Diviners, YA, young adult
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