Book Review: There Goes The Galaxy by Jenn Thorson
I believe I was a freshman in college when I first read the late Douglas Adams’ wildly popular comic space opera The Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy. I remembered being more than just… Read More
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Book Review: The Lens and the Looker by Lory S Kaufman
Some novels defy categorization. Lory S Kaufman’s The Lens and the Looker is billed as young adult science fiction (and it is) but largely reads like an historical novel set in 1354… Read More
Book Review : Soon I Will Be Invicible by Austin Grossman
A novel written from the point of view of a Super villain who has failed 12 times to rule the world and is now gong for his 13th attempt.
Book Review: Under The Dome by Stephen King
A review of the novel Under The Dome by Stephen King.
500 ESSENTIAL ANIME MOVIES:The ULTIMATE GUIDE
A guide to the 500 Anime movies every otaku should see, along with anyone who’s just discovered anime. Ms McCarty covers almost every genre of anime imaginable.
ASTRO BOY AND ANIME COME TO THE AMERICAS
A history of early anime by one of it’s true pioneers
The Gladiator by Harry Turtledove
For both good and bad reasons, I find that I am reading a lot less fiction than I used to. The good reason is that working at the library I am constantly exposed… Read More
Grumbles Not For Everyone
If you are not already a Robert Heinlein fan, Grumbles From The Grave is Not the place to start. A collection of Heinlein’s private correspondence edited by Heinlein’s widow Virginia, Grumbles is an… Read More
The Turn of a Friendly Card
Most people know Orson Scott Card as a science fiction writer. And now, I do as well. But my first experience reading Card came about in 1993. I was staying overnight with friends… Read More
TANSTAAFL!
Robert A. Heinlein There ain’t no such thing as a free lunch. Usually spoken as the acronym TANSTAAFL (pronounced Tan-staffle) it is the national motto of Luna, the Earth’s moon, which in the… Read More
