Category: reviews

Spectre Review

Daniel Craig's stint as James Bond has been overall pretty good. Even though I didn't think a reboot was needed, Casino Royale was a fresh take on the mythos and really did a great job bringing Bond into the twenty-first century (much like GoldenEye did for a post-Cold War Bond). Quantum of Solace was…

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Fat Vampire review

Fat Vampire starts off really good. The first book in the series is without a doubt the best. Anyone who's listened to the Self Publishing Podcast or Better Off Undead/Worst Show Ever knows that Johnny B. Truant is a really witty guy, and that definitely shines through in this book.…

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5000 Words Per Hour

If you're serious about improving your productivity as a writer, then you should definitely read this book. Writers are constantly being told that they should increase their word count, but making that jump from a few hundred to a few thousand words an hour can seem very daunting. Fox lays…

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Mythworld by Russ Anderson, Jr.

As a child, Charlie Reese witnessed something incredible. Now as an architect and fresh out of college, he's just gotten his first big break working for Harold Lightfoot, billionaire owner of the world's fastest delivery service. But Harold has another identity, that of Hermes, the Messenger of the Olympian Gods. He…

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