Reminded me of "old school" King stories that I read in the 80's. The story is suspenseful and rather rapidly paced for such a long novel. The only downside is that the ending felt a bit too rushed with an epilogue that I didn't care for. 4 out of 5 stars.

"You most certainly can milk a wolverine if you put your mind to it".

Just realized I've never read Karens since it had its physical copy release. Free time on my hands so I know what I'm about to do!

Rather solid commentary. I usually find Friedman intriguing.

Perfect and chilling read. Thomas is a master of pacing and deftly weaving a dread that gets under the skin. 5 stars.

Polishing the cover for the sequel to Karens

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Normally this is not my genre, but I remembered my mother raving about it as a child and watching the BBC version. Wonderfully written with an engaging plot. Surprised not to see more fans!

One of the best general pop sci texts I've read. Bryson is always a good choice.

Love it when readers send me pictures and anecdotes from my works. If you're looking for satire, they're on Amazon.
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Seriously, this is why I write.

Although an older title, this is still a work I vividly remember and doesn't feel dated. One of my favorites.

This isnt really a review I suppose, since I'm the author...
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One of the best King books out there. As with most of his books, it has a weird vibe. Rather reminiscent of his later Needful Things.

Wasn't sure how I'd feel about my first foray into Neil Gaiman. Fantastic story. Excellent mythology. Glad I took the jump.

Loved this book! Atmospheric, meaningful, with memorable characters yet retaining a lightness and wit that would have been lost with a less deft author.

The first in Cahill's brilliant series is also my favorite. Not too dense but with enough information to rightfully argue that Irish monks saved much of our ancient writings by copying them in monasteries. Quite enjoyable.

A reader just posted this on Twitter. I still get giddy seeing my books in the wild!

One of the best and most complex sci-fi novels ever written. Simmons, with a horror background, creates an antagonist in The Shrike, that is like no other. Highly recommend.

Finally in the Litsy Library!

Slightly dated but Sagan still reads enjoyable with thought provoking information. A good general primer on the subject.

Finally! Book 2 is available in paperback and I couldn't be more pleased!

I'm not normally a fantasy fan and the Tolkien parallels are strong, but goodness. I remember this decades after reading it.

Its finally in!
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Book 2 releases tomorrow and I'm more nervous about this than the first one. Perhaps it's because of expectations that wasn't there before...or I'm just a weirdo.

While not as good as his previous John Adam's, McCullough shows a mastery of the revolutionary period. His ability to keep many points simultaneously in the forefront is impressive.

If anyone is looking for a humorous read, I'd be quite honored.
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I'm not huge on classics, but this short work has a delicious ending.

Hard copy arrived today which, surprisingly, has been a hefty portion of sales so far. I'm excited!

Just got my final cover proof on my next release. I have mixed feelings but I've been assured it follows the theme of my prior work. I should trust others who know more than I do.

The definitive biography of a much misunderstood man.

Slow going at first as the reader's mind gets adjusted to the fever dream quality of the work, but my, is it entertaining!

One of the few works that got under my skin and never quite left. Highly recommend

Not fully what I expected as there was a bit of unexpected exposition on the part of the author. Well structured and a solid read.

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Concise and well researched. Boorstin's work may come across as dense to some but he's rarely dull. Would have liked more focus on non-western civilizations but that is to be expected given his specialty field.

If you've ever seen a cheesy televangelist try to fleece his flock and hoped there was a special Hell for them, then this satire is a pick for you