In the past I interviewed the lovely Sara Secora about the process of writing her first novel. Well a few weeks back I was contacted by Sara because she was finally ready to issue early review copies of Throne of Lies. I
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In celebration of A Brief History of Seven Killings, which I just reviewed, I’ve decided to pen this list of books you should read if you have an interest in reading books related to the wonderful Caribbean island of Jamaica. A Brief
A Brief History of Seven Killings begins in the Jamaican ghettos of 1976 and ends all the way in New York in the 1990’s. It’s an incredible journey of many characters that tells the tale of Jamaican hardships. At the core of
It’s time to review the featured book for April 2016. The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins was selected as our latest mystery read. The book is the best-selling of 2015 so I was eager to find out why. If you
It’s time to review the featured book for March 2016. Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson was selected as our latest sci-fi / cyberpunk read. As I found out while reading, Snow Crash is well celebrated as one of the pioneering cyberpunk stories.
It’s time to review the featured book for February 2016. Me Before You by JoJo Moyes was selected as we wanted a romance themed book to tie in with Valentine’s Day. We also gave away TWO copies of the book to lucky
If you have a love for discussing stories and fiction as much as I do, then it’s likely you’ve heard at least a few stories being dismissed due to there being “no likeable characters”. It’s certainly a fair argument, mainly because people
I consider myself a pretty ignorant male. I wouldn’t say I’m the stereotypical macho man (or alpha male) because that just seems like the typical designation for a guy who’s insensitive to anything remotely feminine. I certainly consider myself to be someone