This week I also finished reading my first Octavia Butler book. Now that I’ve read […]
The Last Cato, by Matilde Asensi, Part I
I don’t ordinarily pick up religious thriller novels because they tend to be, with few […]
Geoffrey Chaucer hath a blog
This may be the wittiest and most original parody I’ve seen on the internet since […]
The Misanthrope, by Moliere
Considering what I’ve been reading lately, I don’t think you would have expected to see […]
Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ’s Childhood Pal, by Christopher Moore
I always seem to end up rereading this book around Easter. This is about the […]
A Canticle for Liebowitz, by Walter Miller
I’m still trying to catch up with all the books I’ve read over the last […]
Distraction, Part II
Don’t you just hate it when either 1) the plot of the book you are […]
Distraction, by Bruce Sterling, Part I
As I continue not reading House of Leaves (sorry, Kris), I have been reading, appropriately […]
Lost Cosmonaut, by Daniel Kalder
I think I read reviews for more books that I could ever possibly read in […]