Tag Archives: Literature and Fiction

One of the core themes of this novel of a post-apocalyptic world renders genre classification meaningless.

I'm going to keep writing and keep seeing what comes of it for a while yet. It's only the end of this series after all, not me.

Le Carré is as in tune and aware of the world around him as he ever was.

...a great story about finding your way in an increasingly difficult world.

I've always been a voracious reader... I've become a writer.

... I would leave a trail of his words that I could follow home on those days I was feeling particularly lost.

Mr. Gaiman can genuinely create a world where wonder is an everyday occurrence.

Claiming to be a descendant of Mary Magdalene and Jesus Christ, Kathleen McGowan uses the novel to tell what she claims is her story.

The author's son edits and compiles an early story in the Middle-earth mythos.

Judges seek "an audacious imagination that takes readers to undiscovered countries of the mind."