MOCANDO…

About a year ago, I retired from the design industry to focus more on life. When I started, we still used X-acto blades and wax, and you had...

by Stephen Graham Jones Release date: August 31, 2021 If you are into slashers, this latest novel by Stephen Graham Jones is a "must-re...

Sorry this review is late. Released in January of this year, In Darkness, Shadows Breathe by Catherine Cavendish from Flame Tree Press fol...

  The Hollow Places by T. Kingfisher My rating: 3 of 5 stars After I finished this one, I wanted more. That is usually a very good sign....

I had Cynthia Pelayo’s CHILDREN OF CHICAGO as one of my most eagerly anticipated books. Lucky me, I got my hands on an ARC from NetGalley an...

CHILDREN OF CHICAGO is a caffeine-fueled story that is a melting pot of crime, horror, and myth, like the city itself. It is ever-changing—a...

I started 2020 by finishing off Mallory O’Meara’s  Lady from the Black Lagoon . I don’t often read non-fiction, but this one caught my atten...

It’s Christmastime. And we are nearing the end of what I am sure has been a long strange year for everyone. 2021 will bring more changes and...

  "Well, only got an hour of daylight left. Better get started" "Isn't it unsafe to travel at night?" "It'l...

  *gasp* *gasp* *pant* *pant* just read Harry Turtledove's No Period on the Tor website & dammit, the man seems to have found acce...

This was one of my most anticipated novels of the year. It did not disappoint as it is easily in my top five of the year. Stephen Graham Jon...

I came across this one at a yard sale a few weekends back. Captain Robert Di Tomasso – 7-29-66. He is still listed as missing. God bless.   ...

I was a little over 80,000 words into my novel when I came across the curious account of Sylvester Magee. Mr. Magee died in 1971, around the...