Following the events in Without Warning, where a mysterious energy wave kills off most of the population of North America, comes After America by John Birmingham. Set five years later in the […]
Following the events in Without Warning, where a mysterious energy wave kills off most of the population of North America, comes After America by John Birmingham. Set five years later in the […]
I’ve read a number of Star Wars novels over the years, most of them dealing with the characters from the first three films. Well, the original three films. You know, the ones […]
British author John Birmingham was on vacation back at the beginning of this century when he heard a comment from someone that they “wished America would just disappear.” That comment sparked an […]
With my love of science fiction, I’m actually pretty stunned that I didn’t come across the book until it was recommended to me by a friend when I was looking for something […]
I’ve always been a fan of science fiction. My earliest “adult” reads were Stephen King, who often treads the line between science fiction and horror. I devoured many of the science fiction […]
Fans of Diana Gabaldon’s Outlander series will know the recurring character of Lord John Grey, a British Officer who was once in charge of the Scottish Ardsmuir prison. His character became quite […]
With the release of the film Return of the Jedi, it seemed to indicate that the Empire had been vanquished and all was right with the universe once again. That might have […]
At the end of this book, my overall feeling was: I should have known better. I’ve had this uneven relationship with author Dean Koontz over the years. He’s written some of my […]
Of all the “what ifs” in history, probably none looms larger than what if John F. Kennedy had lived. His Presidency was a tumultuous one that came to be highly regarded due […]
I’ve had a love/hate relationship with Dean Koontz over the years. Years back I read Lightning and fell in love, burning through many of the early books with a vengeance. Over the […]
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