Genres

The first of a high fantasy trilogy that would have benefited from stronger worldbuilding.

The plan for the day was much more esoteric.

Plots and schemes run rampant in a behind-the-scenes look at the Tudor court.

The Kills is not what you’d call a casual page turner.

"I am drawn to writing the hero’s journey – more so the tormented hero, and tormented villain."

In his new memoir, The bassist for the Lovin' Spoonful remembers the glory days and the afterlife of a pop star as a drug smuggler.

When a murder-suicide is not the real answer to a crime, how do you find the real motive and killer?

Maybe what Pulp! The Classics is really doing is returning these classic novels to their original context of popular culture and entertainment.

The envelope please...

The Wizard of Oz FAQ has much valuable info, but is poorly structured with no narrative thread and much more bias than a typical non-fiction book.