I’ve meant to read Jan Yolen since I was a kid. I owned at least one of her books for decades, but somehow this is the first… Read more “Book Review: Sea Queens”
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Book Review: The Land Leviathan
The second book in Michael Moorcock’s A Nomad of the Time Streams, this one is odd. Michael Moorcock’s Alternate History is a bit heavy handed and maybe… Read more “Book Review: The Land Leviathan”
Book Review: Dracula
I read this as part of Dracula and Other Horror Stories, published by Barnes & Noble in 2013. Turns out, I also have a complete version with… Read more “Book Review: Dracula”
Book Review: The Jewel in the Skull
I read this as part of volume 3 of the White Wolf Eternal Champion series, Hawkmoon. Michael Moorcock’s output is absolutely ridiculous. The fact that he was… Read more “Book Review: The Jewel in the Skull”
Tabletop RPG Review: The Catcott Collection
The Catcott Collection represents a somewhat rare, but growing number of one-on-one scenarios for Call of Cthulhu. It presents a very strange situation that is likely best… Read more “Tabletop RPG Review: The Catcott Collection”
Tabletop RPG Review: Matrons of Mystery
Miss Marple, Murder She Wrote, Father Brown? Ever wanted to solve a mystery like those sweet, old ladies (or gentlemen)? Here’s your chance. Matrons of Mystery is… Read more “Tabletop RPG Review: Matrons of Mystery”
Book Review: War Plan Red
I grew up just a few hours from the Canadian border. I had family in Canada, and my own Grandfather was Canadian by birth. I always knew… Read more “Book Review: War Plan Red”
Book Review: The Huns Have Got my Gramophone!
This is a short book with a ton of illustrations, but I think it gets the job done. It looks at the Great War through the eyes… Read more “Book Review: The Huns Have Got my Gramophone!”
Book Review: Washington Black
I’ll admit, I was kinda hornswoggled into reading this book. I saw it sitting on the shelf, found the cover art appealing, and read some of the… Read more “Book Review: Washington Black”
Book Review: A Very Dangerous Woman
“It was no doubt easier to believe in the ultimate rightness of the cause when one was no longer likely to be its next victim.” It… Read more “Book Review: A Very Dangerous Woman”
Matthew J. Constantine 