Category: Book Reviews

“I know what the Germans think – or at least what our chaps at Whitehall believe the...

Psychiatrist and psychotic.  Brooklyn girl and Gotham Siren.  Smart as a whip and blunt as her...

“Approaching a personage like Yuki-Onna – Dracula comes inevitably to mind, and very...

Check out Will Davidson’s review of the latest Star Wars novel, Thrawn!

“There was the Dracula of the histories, the Dracula of Stoker’s book, the Dracula of...

“During the struggle to oust Dracula from the throne of Great Britain, Kate had spent seven...

This week we’re jumping back into everyone’s favorite galaxy far, far away to continue our...

“Of course, without vampires (specifically without the brute now calling himself the Graf von...

“I heard this evening from one of the reporters that he has sent a letter to the newspapers.  He...

Death Star was a novel released in 2007 by Michael Reaves and Steve Perry, now a part of the defunct “Legends” continuity. But don’t let that stop you from reading it; it’s still a fun story and you could almost pretend it’s still “counts”.

  Sadly, the new non-fiction book, The 37th Parallel, by the well-known writer Ben Mezrich...

Finding a decent science-fiction novel can be a daunting task. With so many substyles flooding the genre, it is not surprising to find that many stories focus on creating elaborate aliens and starships rather than fleshing out the actual “science” of their particular world. Dark Matter, the new novel by Wayward Pines author/creator Blake Crouch, aims to remedy this by putting “science” back in to the genre in a believable and meaningful way. In doing this, Crouch creates one of the most satisfying and mind-bending novels of recent years.