Not quite done with Gardner F. Fox, I figured I’d give this book a reread. Turns out this is actually the second Kothar book, but alas I… Read more “Book Review: Kothar of the Magic Sword”
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Book Review: The Truth About Lies
By turns fascinating and depressing, Aja Raden’s book explores lies and subterfuge from biological to sociological. Animals survive because they camouflage themselves as other things and humans… Read more “Book Review: The Truth About Lies”
Book Reivew: Kyrik: Warlock Warrior
Gardner F. Fox was nothing if not prolific. He wrote a TON of material, from comics to porn to Science Fiction and more. His work isn’t high… Read more “Book Reivew: Kyrik: Warlock Warrior”
Book Review: The Stolen Moon
Rachel Searles’s follow up to The Lost Planet finds Chase and his companions in a near constant series of misadventures and dangerous situations. Chase hardly has a… Read more “Book Review: The Stolen Moon”
Tabletop RPG Review: Corporation Report 2020 Vol. 1
Obviously, one of the most important elements of Cyberpunk 2020 is corporate power. Megacorporations have essentially replaced or at least eclipsed traditional nation-states, becoming de facto governments. … Read more “Tabletop RPG Review: Corporation Report 2020 Vol. 1”
Book Review: Neuromancer
There’s something about Cyberpunk. Since I was a fairly young kid, something about the spirit and the aesthetic always resonated with me. Films, video games, TV series,… Read more “Book Review: Neuromancer”
Tabletop RPG Review: Labyrinth The Adventure Game
Jack Caesar along with Ben Milton (YouTube’s Questing Beast) have crafted an interesting game here. Part role-playing game, part puzzle game, part homage to the classic Jim… Read more “Tabletop RPG Review: Labyrinth The Adventure Game”
Book Review: The Spawn of the Death Machine
While the book is a bit of a hodgepodge of other story ideas, it is quite entertaining and author Ted White has some interesting takes on those… Read more “Book Review: The Spawn of the Death Machine”
Book Review: The King of the Swords
The third and what I assume was intended to be the final outing for Corum, The King of the Swords gets really, really weird. Moorcock gets into… Read more “Book Review: The King of the Swords”
Book Review: Priest
After reading Seth Skorkowsky’s book a few weeks back, I figured I’d spread the YouTube creator love and read Matt Colville’s first novel, Priest. If you’re familiar… Read more “Book Review: Priest”
