The Case Of Charles Dexter Ward just might be HP Lovecraft’s masterpiece
I really like HP Lovecraft’s novella The Case Of Charles Dexter Ward (written in 1927).…
Year of the Month: Son of Griff on Blood’s a Rover
“All literature created out of a conscious political aim in the long run creates weakness…
Hold for Probable Nightmares: Son of Griff and wallflower Talk About James Ellroy’s THIS STORM
DOCUMENT INSERT: 4/25/1940. New English Weekly, review of The Thirties, authored by ERIC ARTHUR BLAIR…
Year of the Month: Persia on Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil
You mustn’t be taken in by the moonlight and magnolias. There’s more to Savannah than…
Year of the Month: The Cat in the Hat Comes Back!
The Cat in the Hat Comes Back might be the perfect book to review today.…
Year Of The Month – Journey To The East
One of Hermann Hesse’s weirdest novels, Journey To The East is a trip through magical…
Year of the Month: Scott “scb0212” Broussard on Rendezvous with Rama
Early pulp science fiction was often adventure stores for boys, with dashing, square-jawed captains defeating…
So Fucking Special: Selfdestructible by Mike Vago
The young adult and superhero genres have been coming together for a while. The structures…
The Spiral: Avathoir and wallflower Talk About Thomas Pynchon, 9: INHERENT VICE (Also We Liveblog the Movie!)
I recall a time when the dogs barked every night and the moon was always…
Year of the Month: Mr. Apollo on 2666
The 2008 release of Roberto Bolaño’s final novel 2666 was a fortuitous event for readers, his fans,…