For years, Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury has bombarded my news feeds. All the authors I follow have read it, mainstream media has made two movies about it, and thousands of people have said how Ray Bradbury was an important figure in sci-fi literature. Once again, something everyone recommended...
Read MoreThe Wandering Falcon by Jamil Ahmad is a story about a people, not a character. Which is why this book is not for everyone, including me. Here’s my review. If any of you follow my Goodreads feed, you may have noticed that I left a comment wondering if The...
Read MoreSleepy time for Captain Eris is a story about a superhero who gets new super powers every time she dies. If she gets killed by a bullet, she will revive with stone skin. Swallowing anti freeze will make her immune to poison. Interesting premise, right? Well that’s about all...
Read MoreThe Mission, the Men, and Me by Pete Blaber is a non-fiction book detailing the true stories of a former Delta Force commander. What might be surprising for you to know is that I was introduced to this book by a video game called Medal of Honor. It was...
Read MoreNeverwhere by Neil Gaiman is, for lack of a better description, The Sandman comics in novel form. Neverwhere may not have Gods, or dream weavers, or scary men with teeth for eyes, but it is a creative exploration of dreams and pure imagination. And unfortunately, I was not a fan. I know, I...
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