Book Review: ‘Don’t Fear The Reaper’ by Stephen Graham Jones
Don’t Fear the Reaper is Stephen Graham Jones’ gruesome sequel to his award-winning horror novel My Heart is a Chainsaw.
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Author: Luna Gauthier
Cosmic Cuisine: “R.O.U.S.es (Rolls of Unusual Size)” Ham and Cheese Stuffed Rolls
When I first found out that I would be reviewing The Princess Bride: The Official Cookbook by Jenn Fujikawa the
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Book Review: ‘Wonder Woman: Warrior, Disrupter, Feminist Icon’ by Regina Luttrell
Wonder Woman is, well, a wonder! Over 80 years old, she is the longest-running female comic book hero. While she
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Cosmic Cuisine: “Good Night, Westley” Hot Chocolate
Last month I reviewed The Princess Bride: The Official Cookbook by Jenn Fujikawa published by Smart Pop. Some of the
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Book Review: ‘The Keeper’s Six’ by Kate Elliott
Ester is awakened in the night by the phone ringing. It’s a terrible connection but she makes out her son
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Book Review: ‘The Tower of Nerek: A Descent: Legends of the Dark Novel’ by David Guymer
Welcome to another book series based on the world of a role-playing game from Aconyte. This time David Guymer brings
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Book Review: ‘Emily Wilde’s Encyclopaedia of Faeries’ by Heather Fawcett
Every researcher dreams of getting as close as possible to their subject. But what happens when the researcher gets too
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Book Review: ‘Witches Unleashed: A Marvel Untold Tales Novel’ by Carrie Harris
In Carrie Harris’ Witches Unleashed: A Marvel Untold Tales Novel, Lucifer has escaped from Hell. In the process, his soul was
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Book Review: ‘Mr. Breakfast’ by Jonathan Carroll
What if you could see three different versions of your life? And what if you could choose which of those
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Book Review: ‘Smart Pop Explains Peter Jackson’s The Lord of The Rings and The Hobbit Movies’
Way back in 1997, Peter Jackson began the epic undertaking of translating J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings trilogy
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Book Review: Smart Pop Explains: Harry Potter Books and Movies
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (Philosopher’s Stone to the Non-USA world) hit shelves in 1998 and when I say
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Book Review: ‘Smart Pop Explains Marvel Movies and TV Shows’
The Marvel Universe has become a force unto itself. After 15 years and 40 movies and series (and counting), keeping
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