Category: Book Reviews

Emerald City Comic Con is back, and so is Oni Press. From December 2-5th, Oni will be hosting panels, offering meet and greets, and allow comic fans to check out comics at their booth (#152). …

The latest edition of The Beauty of Horror is headed to the art museum. Artist and rock musician Alan Robert is releasing Ghouliana into the museum with horror reimagining of some of the world’s most …

Loki is a god that people love to hate. Sigyn is his often misunderstood wife who stands with him, holding a bowl so that poison snake venom doesn’t fall in his eyes for all eternity. …

One Must Tell the Bees by J. Lawrence Matthew’s offers a new story of Sherlock Holmes’s beginnings for Sherlockians who crave more stories of their literary hero. Using a good imitation of Dr. Watson’s distinct …

Today, news media and people in trouble still use phrases like “witch hunt” to describe what they find an unfair assault on the character of a person.  Writer Mona Chollet presents a highly researched look …

For fans who can’t get enough of Guillermo del Toro’s unique dark style, this new book by Ian Nathan is a great place to start. Starting with del Toro’s childhood in Mexico and the aesthetics …

I’m well aware that after years of being a reviewer and critic that I’ve become “that guy” at parties. You know, the one who corrects people on common sayings and clickbaity articles? While it can …

When we hear about Human Trafficking, so often it is associated with places like Thailand or India.  However, it occurs quite prevalently in the United States. In the new book Taking Down Backpage, Attorney Maggy …

As The Silver Star Caper by Phyllis Entis opens, it has been three years since listeners last spent time with Damien and Millie Dickens. It is now 1986, and Clint Eastwood is running for mayor …

The new novel Fan Club by Erin Mayer is available today from Mira Publishing. They have graciously shared an excerpt for our readers: Chapter One I’m outside for a cumulative ten minutes each day before …