Tag: literature

You may remember that I read the first book of the Southern Reach Trilogy, called Annihilation, in anticipation of the movie. You may also remember that I wasn’t crazy about it. However, I eventually saw the movie and loved it. So even though I didn’t like the first book, the general premise and the movie…

Stuck Inside On This Snowy Day? Let Me Help With That!

Jan 12, 2019

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Stuck inside on this snowy day? Let me help with that! I would love it if you downloaded my e-book series entitled Dr. Nekros. Each installment is only ninety-nine cents. That’s almost five hundred pages of writing for less than three dollars! It’s available on both the Nook and the Kindle–remember, these are free apps…

Dr. Nekros: Book Three Is Live! Download Your Copy Now On Nook Or Kindle

Aug 1, 2018

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In this last book of the Dr. Nekros saga, you will experience reunions, betrayals, final confrontations, reappearances, deaths, and reconciliations. Every epic must end, and so concludes that of Dr. Nekros, Zetta Southerland, and the demon Xaphan. Click KINDLE To Download Click NOOK To Download

Just How Scary Is Dr. Nekros? Watch This Video and Find Out!

Jul 10, 2018

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Remember, if you’d like to download Dr. Nekros: Book One to your free Kindle or Nook app, just click the links! Click KINDLE To Download Click NOOK To Download

I Made a Video Explaining What All This Dr. Nekros Stuff Is About

Jul 2, 2018

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Remember, if you’d like to download Dr. Nekros Book One to your free Kindle or Nook app, just click the links! Click KINDLE To Download Click NOOK To Download

The Beach by Alex Garland – A Book Review

Jul 1, 2018

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Yes, it’s true, I’m reviewing a book that’s been on the market for over twenty years. The truth is, I’ve grown to greatly appreciate Garland’s film directing and wanted to check out his written work. The Beach, which you may remember was a film released back in 2000 which starred Leonardo DiCaprio, was based upon…

Pops by Michael Chabon – A Book Review

May 30, 2018

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If you visit this site regularly, you probably know I’m a bit of a Michael Chabon fan. (I met him once, you know.) His latest book recently released, and I could not wait to read it. Pops is a very slim collection of nonfiction essays. I particularly enjoy Chabon’s nonfiction because he is unafraid. He…

Ella Minnow Pea by Mark Dunn – A Book Review

Apr 23, 2018

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I took a chance on this very quick read after a friend recommended it. Ella Minnow Pea is a unique concept. The premise is that a small island exists off the coast of South Carolina. This entire island’s culture is based upon Nevin Nollop, the man responsible for the blessed phrase: “The quick brown fox…

Every Heart a Doorway by Seanan McGuire – A Book Review

Apr 12, 2018

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