Once upon a time there was this website called Epinions. I wrote thousands of reviews there. I love books, movies, and television; mostly science fiction. I'm a gun-totin', meat-eatin' liberal with libertarian leanings who will voice my opinion.
Note: Thank you to NetGalley, Beyond the Page Publishing, and Nancy Herriman for the advanced reader copy of the book. This review will also be posted on NetGalley. What follows is my unbiased […]
Written by Lawrence Lasker, Walter F. Parkes, and Walon GreenDirected by John Badham During the height of the Cold War, another fear seemed to be evolving just as fast. That was the […]
As I was reading Michael Connelly’s series on Detective Harry Bosch, I came across A Darkness More Than Night which seemed to focus less on Harry Bosch than on Terry McCaleb. Having […]
We have a Shaker Village that I pass by every time I head down to the state capitol. I’ve seen Shaker furniture in various stores. Other than that, there was little that […]
Note: Thank you to NetGalley, University of Oklahoma Press, and Rebecca Wellington for the advanced reader copy of the book. This review will also be posted on NetGalley. What follows is my unbiased […]
Murder at Half Moon Gate is the second book in the Wrexford & Sloane series by author Andrea Penrose. The setting is Regency London. Lord Wrexford is a wealthy aristocrat who disdains […]
Written by Tony KayeDirected by Tony Kaye When it comes to the abortion debate, there is plenty of rhetoric and jingoisms to be found on both sides of the argument. Most people […]
One thing that often happens with series of books that use the same central characters is that sooner or later the author seems to stop taking it all too seriously and descends […]
Written by Neil LaButeDirected by Neil LaBute Just watch the feeds on Twitter, Threads, Facebook, or any social media from women. It seems that almost daily there are posts lamenting or lambasting […]
Lafitte’s Chance is the fifth book in an alternate history series by Michael Roberts. Normally with alternate history, the idea is to take a point in history and extrapolate how a different […]
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