6 Questions With Author Bret R. Wright
Today’s interview is with Bret R. Wright, author of the upcoming detective novel Nasty. Read on to discover Bret’s thoughts on editor faux pas, alternatives [...clicky!...]
The Perks of Being a Wallflower nails it
If you’re a fledgling writer and you want to know how to write “voice,” read The Perks of Being a Wallflower. Chbosky throws you inside [...clicky!...]
Zombie Brain Addiction and You: An Essay
Zombie Brain Addiction (Actually, a review of Max Brooks’ novel World War Z) You’re sick of zombies, just like you were sick of vampires three [...clicky!...]
Wes Anderson Delivers: The Grand Budapest Hotel
When I first heard of Wes Anderson’s The Grand Budapest Hotel, I was surprised that the studio was releasing it in early March, given that [...clicky!...]
Cage Match – Inside Llewyn Davis vs Pacific Rim: Which is Better?
Inside Llewyn Davis: the contender My wife and I went to see the Coen Brothers' Inside Llewyn Davis, and then later we watched Guillermo Del [...clicky!...]
Looking For Alaska: Drinking, Hooping, Hollering
Let’s Go Looking For Alaska note: this is a spoiler-free review. Which is hard, considering that most of this book revolves around a single event. [...clicky!...]
Max Barry’s Lexicon is Worth Your Money
The super-short version: l loved it and could hardly put it down over the few days I spent racing through Max Barry’s latest. A good [...clicky!...]
Moonrise Kingdom Is Good. Really Good
I’m not the first to say this, but there’s something about Wes Anderson films that make them seem as if every frame could be printed [...clicky!...]
Neil Gaiman’s American Gods
How Much I loved Neil Gaiman’s American Gods I feel many different things about his book. That is, I think, what makes it so great, [...clicky!...]
—–NEDERLAND’S FROZEN DEAD GUY DAYS—–
If you've read my book Nailgun Killer, you know Micah Reed encounters a crazy festival near the end of the book. And it's real. [...clicky!...]