Neil Gaiman’s The Ocean at the End of the Lane
Occasionally, I come across a book so good that I’m unable to trash it in any way. Win some, lose some. Such is the way [...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!...]
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!...]
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!...]