Book Reviews

Kent’s book is clear and practical, filled with savvy secrets, ah-hah moments and best of all, a step-by-step approach to mastering the Twitter universe.

Not only is Lops quite relate-able, he’s persuasive, and in a large part that comes form his own life and career.

Pushkin Press has issued a new edition of 'Red Cavalry,' Isaac Babel's Russian short stories, originally published in 1926 paint a unique picture of time and place.

In "Where They Found Her" by Kimberly McCreight, we are drawn into the world of a woman who's lost a child, following her on a risky path toward healing.

The first entry in a new mystery series is filled with twists and humorous and devious characters.

A fun read for those who love a good stranger in a strange land yarn.

While the emphasis is on the woman, it is the history and the making of it that seems to be the guide.

A seamless blend of high fantasy and science fiction.

Fans of Gorey will need, absolutely need 'this book in their collection.

While this book is probably best suited for those new to 2D game design, its 'cookbook' layout also makes it a handy reference guide for those with a little more experience in Unity 3D.