By Steve Rzasa I don’t have a lot of room in my house for a book stash. That’s why it’s hard for books to find a home there. I don’t keep them unless they’re A) written by friends of mine, or B) ones I know I will re-read. Jim Butcher’s done that. Harry Dresden is a great character, an everyman wizard …
Reviews
Between the Lines: Agents of Shield
By Morgan Busse
On March 16, 2018
By Steve Rzasa Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. arrived on ABC in 2013, bringing the Marvel Cinematic Universe to television for the first time since the debut of the Iron Man movie five years earlier. Many viewers—even the diehard fans—agree the first half of Season One was rough, to the point a lot of people stopped watching. Those who stuck with …
Between the Lines: Monster Hunter Memoirs: Grunge by Larry Correia
By Morgan Busse
On September 15, 2017
Larry Correia started a blockbuster series with the debut of Monster Hunters International. He hooks you from the first scene, and the blood-and-guts-soaked adventure does not let up. The series premise is simple: the U.S. government maintains a secret fund from which it pays bounties to private contractors in exchange for their elimination of monster threats. Throw in all manner …
Note from Teacher about Jill Williamson’s Blood of Kings Trilogy
By Morgan Busse
On December 20, 2012
Sometimes you receive a note that makes you smile. Here is one that MLP Author Jill received from a teacher: Hi Jill, I just wanted to let you know how much my students have been enjoying By Darkness Hid. We are scheduled to finish it on Thursday, but many students have already finished it and have gone on to To …
Beautiful Review of A Star Curiously Singing
By admin
On August 2, 2012
E. Stephen Burnett has posted a tantalizing review of Kerry Nietz’s A Star Curiously Singing in the Speculative Faith library. Come to think of it, the story’s premise backfired in my mind and made me a bit suspicious of the story. A novel honestly exploring that just can’t be published, I thought. No one would be brave enough to explore the logical conclusions of …
‘Daughter of Light’ reviewed by USAToday’s Happy Ever After
By Morgan Busse
On June 6, 2012
One thing I am learning is that no matter how much you market a book, sometimes your endeavors don’t pan out. And then sometimes God just drops something into your lap. That is what happened with this review by USAToday. All I can say is God did this, not me :). Go ahead, check it out and enjoy! USAToday Happy …
