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Picador has reissued the first three Kate Martinelli mysteries. It's well worth picking them up.

This re-imagining of Sherlock Holmes will leave readers waiting for the next diabolical case.

In a secret game of murder only the maker of the game wins.

There is nowhere to hide in the internet age.

Artist, writer, and editor Al Felstein gets an impressive appreciation in a new richly-illustrated biography for fans of EC Comics and Mad Magazine.

A new collection of essays on Joss Whedon's Firefly struggles to explain what made the show great.

For current and future Lego enthusiasts.

While imperfect, this is an interesting family story regarding the dynamics of grown children interacting with each other and their parents while living at home.

This uneven story has some interesting moments but is dangerously naive.