I don't think I'm alone when I say I avoided reading this book for a long time because of the sheer size of it. I read this book later in high school, but paused to only finish it years later during my college years. It wasn't any type of assigned reading I wanted to read... Continue Reading →
2020 Book Review: THE DUNWICH HORROR BY H.P. LOVECRAFT
Originally, I had wrote this long beautiful review of this story, but accidentally saved over it. I will try to recreate that review to the best of my knowledge and a new cup of coffee to help me refocus myself. Now, let's get to the review. I have read many of Lovecraft's catalog. His writing... Continue Reading →
[Brief Words] Interview of Rosa Marchisella
Rosa Marchisella is one fantastic writer covering several genres and bringing forward a multitude of books. This interesting author gave me some of her time earlier this year. I gathered a list of questions and she was kind enough to answer them, below is the interaction. This is not a interview to skip over! Tell... Continue Reading →
2020 Book Review: Visits from the Afterlife by Sylvia Browne
This is one of the books I can see you can go into reading different ways. If you were a staunch believer in her gifts as a psychic you will could read this in a spiritual self-help way, but if you're reading for entertainment purpose and see this as just an interesting interpretation of what... Continue Reading →
2020 Book Review: The Diaries of Adam and Eve by Mark Twain
I found this book an interesting interpretation of the lives of Adam and Eve, the Biblical first humans ever created. I have heard it was meant to be considered humorous, but it wasn't as funny as other books I've read have been, so in comparison to some of the works I've found funny this fell... Continue Reading →
[Brief Words] Interview of Samantha LaFantasie
I've credited this author in the past with helping me along my own career. Teaching me things that I should've known, but wasn't aware. For example, until she got a hold of my own book, Maxwell Demon, I had no idea I was writing in the horror genre because the things I was writing didn't... Continue Reading →
[Brief Words] Interview of John G. Hartness
John Hartness is an award-winning author and publisher. As a brilliant and hard-working man I was surprised that he found the time to indulge my questions, but he did! This Fallstaff Books publisher has not only answered my questions, but gave me an inner look into his company and his life with every question he... Continue Reading →