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I am not a comics nerd in the slightest - I've never read them - but my word if I didn't adore your Razor chronology. It's exactly the sort of delightfully obscure thing I love reading about, because when

I have not, alas. I don't watch too many movies and I go to the theatres even less often. I'll check it out, though, see if it's streaming.

I forgot to thank you for the first comment, so consider this thanks for both your original comment and your response to my response to your comment. :) I think in the case of politicians that the creation

This film definitely comes from a viewpoint that Cheney and Rumsfeld had a net negative effect on the country and the world. It's a viewpoint that matches mine, but looking at McKay's remarks that the

It's always good to grow one's TBR list! If only there was more time in the day to read them all. Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed. :)

Thank you so much for writing such nice things about me! :D I really appreciate it. My gratitude to the @curie team for their continuing support.

My thanks to the Curie community for their incredible generosity towards me and my posts. :) I truly appreciate it.

My auto-buys... Daniel Abraham, of course. The last book of the Long Price Quartet remains the only book to ever make me cry. The Dagger and the Coin is a magnificent epic. And The Expanse, w Ty Franck

Maybe maybe. ;-) It really doesn't get much better then having Stephen King as one's father (and model to work from). That said all the kudos to Hill for choosing to go under a pen name instead of the

It may be on demand. The first episode was on Sunday on Spectrum, anyway. I highly recommend it! It honestly is rather exciting. And, yeah, it is a really good subtitle.

My word, what lost potential! Even just the basic set-up. Put it in the hands of a far superior writer who could make those other couples' matter, who could make the FBI plot relevant, change the monster

My word, this reminds me, I really, really need to do part 2 of my 'Journey into Lovecraft' read-through of all his short fiction.

Either that or I need to read a lot more of the classics. :)

I don't know - I think if you let your mind be open, and source critical opinion before reading, that finding good books can be easy. My own To-Be-Read list spans dozens of books. On my bedside I have

I hope you enjoy it! I need to order a copy of it at some point. I checked out a copy from the library's online catalogue, but I really need to get one for myself.

Abraham is my favorite writer at the present time. I recommend Leviathan Wept out from your local library if you can - it's a fantastic collection.

Short fiction is a very broad term which refers to anything from flash fiction (less than 1,000 words) to novellas (a vague term which could mean anything from 17,500 to 40,000 words). Everything here

Thank you for reviewing such a fascinating, surely painful book. I have added it to my TBR list, though there is no telling when I'll have the time to read it.

I didn't know there were unused tracks! Are there YouTube links anywhere? Some (maybe most?) of the samples (like the guitar and harp) for Neverland's DS games came from the Roland SC-88, but they're sampled

You may be interested to know that in 1992 a U.S. federal court found "[t]o treat 'false' facts interspersed among actual facts and represented as actual facts as fiction would mean that no one could