The Zombie Hunters by Jenny Romanchuk
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When one writes a story involving zombies, the preferred setting is one where the dead have not only come back to life, but have also taken over the world in…
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Zombie Fallout 2: A Plague Upon Your Family by Mark Tufo
If you haven’t read part one of the Zombie Fallout series, click here to read a review. Welcome to Month of the Living Dead! A month-long look at novels that…
Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone by J. K. Rowling
Dear Mr. or Ms. Reader, It is my duty to inform you that you have been accepted to delve into an enchanting world that exists alongside ours. A world that…
The Halfling’s Gem by R. A. Salvatore
So here we come, my friends, to the end of our journey through Icewind Dale and the Forgotten Realms. It’s been a fun ride for some, a bland ride for…
Conan the Barbarian (2011)
I’d like to go on record saying something very important: I love Conan. Conan is the archetypal fantasy loner. A brooding, savage warrior with great intelligence and charisma to match…
Streams of Silver by R. A. Salvatore
We’ve dug our holes and plumbed the depths Carved our views of novels as epithets. This day my work has just begun In the mines of silver and rum Beneath…
The Crystal Shard by R. A. Salvatore
Come gather ‘round Hardy people of the internets And listen to my look back to a tale of heroes bold And grand deeds told From the Tyrant of Icewind Dale…
King of Plagues by Jonathan Maberry
The end is nigh! At least for my Joe Ledger reviews. And in all honesty, I didn’t know how much higher up the series could get after The Dragon Factory.…
The Dragon Factory by Jonathan Maberry
With the conclusion of Patient Zero, I found myself wondering if I would like its sequel, The Dragon Factory, even a fraction as much as I had liked the first…
Unicorn City
Last week, I had the privilege of attending the Philadelphia Comic Con with my dad. While a smaller convention than the better-known ones at Chicago, San Diego, and New York,…
Sometimes the Magic Works: Lessons from a Writing Life by Terry Brooks
And now for something, completely different: Memoirs. Memoirs are windows into the souls of those who write them: glimpses of the mind and anecdotal lessons that can either be funny,…
Zombie Fallout by Mark Tufo
Did you ever watch Married with Children? If you have, then I can safely direct your attention to the second paragraph. If not, then I recommend you look up a…