Sex Drugs and Cartoon Violence by Russ Pitts | Book Review
I’ve been covering video games since 2008 at website The Koalition, so I felt I owed it to myself to read this
Pond by Claire-Louise Bennett | Book Review
Pond is a series of short stories from the perspective of an unnamed young woman whose been led to a life of
The Dark Tower I: The Gunslinger, by Stephen King | Review
Stephen King is one of the most unique brands in literature. Stephen King isn’t the kind of author brand that produces page-turner
Don’t Dumb Down Your Greatness, by Anthony Frasier | Book Review
Few people that you meet in life will speak to your soul and help you grow as a person. For me, Anthony
Throne of Lies, By Sara Secora | Book Review
Throne of Lies follows the coming of age of Amethysta, Princess of Northwind. While the premise gives the idea of a bare
A Brief History of Seven Killings, By Marlon James | Book Review
A Brief History of Seven Killings begins in the Jamaican ghettos of 1976 and ends all the way in New York in
The Girl on the Train, By Paula Hawkins | Book Club Review
I have to admit something. I’m a sucker for suspense, to the point that I’m sucked in by the cheapest of cliff-hanger
Snow Crash, by Neal Stephenson | Book Review
Snow Crash isn’t a book to read if you care about plot. Neal Stephenson is a concept writer, and this is clear
Me Before You, by JoJo Moyes | Book Review
Upon finishing this book I was confused on my feelings and thought it would take me a while to process it. It’s
The Knife of Never Letting Go, by Patrick Ness Review
I went into The Knife of Never Letting Go not knowing much about it, besides that it’s categorised as Young Adult. After
