“It’s a feel-good book at its heart and core, and should leave a big smile on the face of even the most cynical of readers. I’ve tried to take the reader on a new journey, adding a little bit of mystery and spicy, banterous Irish dialogue along the way.” -Sean-Paul Thomas on The Old Man…
Category: Other Genre
All things outside horror and thriller.
There Once Lived a Woman Who Tried to Kill Her Neighbor’s Baby: Scary Fairy Tales by Ludmilla Petrushevskaya
I was lucky enough to stumble across this book while adventuring in East Oahu. I found it in the forgotten corner of a used bookstore on top of a column of other books. As soon as I noticed the vibrant, red cover I was immediately drawn to it and once I learned it was written…
Review: Holy Ghosts: Or, How a (Not So) Good Catholic Boy Became a Believer in Things That Go Bump in the Night by Gary Jansen (Audio)
This book was a fun little read, but when I finally reached the end, I felt like I needed more; not that the book was lacking any creep factor or anything. The visions that Jansen’s own mother has will haunt you and you’ll definitely want to meet the clairvoyant who ends up helping him piece…
Book Review: The Novelist by Laurent Boulanger
I’d say that this is a must read for struggling writers in our current publishing market; like chicken soup for the soul it has a way of healing. Lewis, the main character, shows the vulnerability associated with deciding to be a writer and living with that decision in the here and now. I gave this…
Review of An ESpirits Guide: 37 Steps to Finding Yourself in a World of Chaos by Steven Burgess
An eSpirits Guide: 37 Steps to Finding Yourself in a World of Chaos by Steven Burgess Before I get into the review, I should note a few things: How I got this book: a marketing company in Dublin graciously gave me a free copy of this book to review. I don’t personally know the author…
