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Somewhere in my wanderings through life, amid the incessant hum of pop-culture background noise, I absorbed the plot of the Green Mile into my…

Nearly a year ago, I offered to review Crimson Ash, by fellow indie author, Haley Sulich, in exchange for an advanced copy. Due to…

All the Light We Cannot See is in fact two separate stories about two separate characters that eventually converge. Like two waves of similar…

For those unaware, such as myself until after reading it, the Alchemist is a book with a considerable amount of adoration and influence among…

A brief search for light-hearted audio books to fill my time at work brought me to Bad Monkey, a story about a drunken maverick…

At its core, We, the Drowned is a story about people, but in execution, it’s more a story about Marstal, Denmark. By following the…

The cowardly wizard Rincewind, and his walking luggage, return for a third appearance in Sourcery, the fourth book in the Discworld series. In yet…

It may seem like an odd thing to do, but there is great value in reviewing books that were published decades or even centuries…

Do you ever feel as though your characters all have the same personality? Do you find your characters reacting to everything the same way…