Tag Archives: Literature and Fiction

A writer's voice is the soul of his or her work. Cut this out and you leave a shell of the story behind.

Once you commit to The Kingdoms Of Thorn And Bone you won't be able to extricate yourself easily.

What seems to be a horror tale turns into a curious family saga.

Nature spirits aren't gentle little creatures, they are fierce and care nothing for the wants and desires of humanity.

Resorting to stereotype and one-dimensional characters dooms John Updike's attempt to portray a homegrown American terrorist.

Hitch a ride on Species Imperative and sit back and enjoy a tour of the universe.

Pick up The Club Dumas and be reminded of the reasons for reading...

To say this is not your typical mystery/crime novel is like saying Eric Clapton is not your typical guitarist.

John Scalzi's debut novel uses the military science fiction genre as a vehicle for a story deserving of its Hugo Award nomination.

What I'm about to do is unfair, taunting, and might be considered legitimate cause for disembowelment: this great book won't be available until November.