Another mystery by Urasawa, this one about friends confronting a mysterious cult that may be led by a childhood pal.... View Article
A fun werewolf tale set in the old West. The middle section has a few slow moments, but the action... View Article
A collection of all of Powell’s work to the date of its publication (in this way it duplicates his earlier... View Article
This meditation on popular music’s treatment of death through the decades has some solid moments ? especially the chapters on... View Article
Geary’s non-fiction recreations of historical murders are always charming, but I’m a bit concerned now that he’s producing them much... View Article
I can’t think of a living writer who crafts more meticulous, beautiful prose than Crace. Everything is alive in his... View Article
Roach’s non-fiction explorations ? this time, of the supernatural and the afterlife ? are always fascinating and funny and full... View Article
I’ve read Auster since being loaned City of Glass 15 years ago, but this tiny novel failed with me. It... View Article
Not a set of short stories to make you happy. Apocalyptically dark, gloomy stories about a rural Ohio town from... View Article
Some days I really miss working high school/college jobs, at movie theaters, Staples, and restaurants. They weren’t necessarily good jobs,... View Article