Monday With Mildred: “The Once and Future Witches”
The Once and Future Witches Last week was boring television witches pitted against Vampires in the modern era. This week we are in 1893 New Haven, an industrial town that […]
Reviews of books.
The Once and Future Witches Last week was boring television witches pitted against Vampires in the modern era. This week we are in 1893 New Haven, an industrial town that […]
Eleanor and Hick: The Love Affair That Shaped a First Lady It has been a long time since I read about Eleanor Roosevelt, first lady during The Great Depression, having […]
Satan’s Circus: Murder, Vice, Police Corruption and New York’s Trial of the Century Author Mike Dash, who weaves a rich history in the vein of Eric Larson’s great historicals, tackles […]
Fire from the Sky – the Sanders Saga It happened to me again. I bought a book because it was cheap and even though there were aspects of it that […]
Hekla’s Children Hekla is an Icelandic volcano. It’s mentioned once in a sentence two thirds of the way through the book, and doesn’t really have anything to do with the […]
Gideon the Ninth Climb aboard the trope train conducted by New Zealand writer Tamsyn Muir as she necromances a series of tired to death tropes, pairing some of them in […]
The Truth About Belle Gunness: The True Story of Notorious Serial Killer Hell’s Belle After finally discovering this book was first released in 1955 my first thought was author Lillian […]
Wasteland: The Great War and the Origins of Modern Horror A cursory examination of horror fiction before and after one of the most significant wars in the long history of […]
The Empress of Salt and Fortune It won’t take long for you to read this very short book. The first thing you will notice, in the first sentence, is the […]
The Misadventures of Two Reluctant Zombie Hunters: Zombies at the Con, and, The Misadventures of Two Reluctant Zombie Hunters: Hospitals are Hell Zombies are my favorite monster because they’re a […]