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How has the loneliness become somehow ingrained into our way of life? The solitary cowboy on the range... the laugh-tracks that keep us watching our favorite shows "with an audience..." and now a pandemic that kept us in four walls for an entire year. Radtke's book is far-reaching and gives the reader a great range... Continue Reading →
Publisher's Blurb: Katrell doesn’t mind talking to the dead; she just wishes it made more money. Clients pay her to talk to their deceased loved ones, but it isn’t enough to support her unemployed mother and Mom’s deadbeat boyfriend-of-the-week. Things get worse, when a ghost warns her to stop the summonings or she’ll “burn everything... Continue Reading →
Thousands and thousands of years in the future... humankind has already tried to colonize space and has been defeated... living in tribal hamlets protected by all-seeing AI units, people have changed, physically. Most are made up of a genetic hybrid of animals and humans... fur, whiskers, enhanced senses... and instinct. The draw of the hunt...... Continue Reading →
THE MYSTERY OF THE MEANEST TEACHER: A JOHNNY CONSTANTINE GRAPHIC NOVEL is a comedic middle grade graphic novel about two kids with developing magical powers trying to figure out if their schoolteacher is really, secretly, a witch. After angering a number of hostile spirits in England, 13-year-old magician John Constantine has to find a way... Continue Reading →
If you have been on the blog in the past, you know how hard I am on time travel narratives... Right away, I will let you know: there was no dizziness felt while reading this book... no nausea, no bad dreams. Only a strong pull to follow the action! I was impressed with Simmonds rendering... Continue Reading →
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