Read it when I was 14… how does it hold up now that I’m 36?
All in Book Reviews
Over 25 years after its publication. It’s weird to read a novel that was so very right about the future.
A grueling, hyperviolent sequel to the grueling and hyperviolent Power of the Dog.
Don’t be alarmed. Scudder is not doing a John McClane. This is more of an understated bow as he’s walking into the sunset.
Eryk Pruitt was already a standout storyteller, but turning into a masterful writer over time.
I got bored with reading fiction in October, so I read about fiction instead.
There are two kinds of people in publishing: 1) James Patterson and 2) desperate loons. This books will reveal to you which one you are.
This is pure, unadulterated Keaton to feed your addiction. But like heroin, it may or may not be the right place to start.
Scalped was awesome. Perhaps not the most progressive portrayal of first nations, but a layered and nuanced one nonetheless.
I popped my Sylvia Plath and Lana Del Rey cherry at the same time and it was fun.
If you’re tired of your same old nightmares, this book will give you fresh ones.
