Octavia Butler’s Kindred is a book that unflinchingly answers the question of why readers read: […]
Timeline, by Michael Crichton
Barring the interesting–and probably wildly inaccurate–science, Michael Crichton’s Timeline has a lot of surprising similarities […]
Y: The Last Man, by Brian Vaughan, Pia Guerra, and Jose Marzan, Jr.
Y: The Last Man is a ten volume series and one of the best graphic […]
Daemon, by Daniel Suarez
Every now and then, I compliment a writer by saying they write in a cinematic […]
Jurassic Park and The Lost World, by Michael Crichton
After reading this post on Cracked.com, I had a wicked urge to read Jurassic Park […]
Bitter Seeds, by Ian Tregillis
Bitter Seeds, by Ian Tregillis, is clearly a set up for more books in the […]
Blackout, by Connie Willis
It’s hard to say what I think of a book that I only half-finished. While […]
Flood, by Stephen Baxter
Stephen Baxter’s Flood is the most disturbing book I’ve read in a long time. I […]
The Accidental Time Machine, by Joe Haldeman
Every now and then, I run across a book that I think of as an […]
Mendoza in Hollywood and The Graveyard Game, by Kage Baker
Since I’ve been participating in NaNoWriMo, my reading has tapered off a bit. If I […]