This book is a shameless plug, but it's a book. Maxwell Demon is the first book in my series The Blasphemer Series. The synopsis is merely the squishing down summarizing of how deep this story goes. When writing it I cried, I laughed, and really enjoyed the process that, for most writers, is never seen,... Continue Reading →
This poet, along with the writer Mary Shelly, was one of the first I'd ever heard about that really stuck with me. I am a big Edgar Allan Poe fan, with HP Lovecraft really being the only one to rival my love of his work. When I began practicing my artistic skills he also became... Continue Reading →
This is another first of a trilogy book collection I will recommend today. I have only read this book of the three, but have had plans to buy and read the other two for some time now. I bought this more for my husband, who also enjoyed it, but eventually, I found myself curious after... Continue Reading →
If you've not heard of Jack the Ripper at this point my next question is, 'are you living under a rock?' Jack the Ripper killed in London's East End in the late 1800's. The brutality of it all was just the beginning. For years, decades, and longer everyone's wondered who he really was. Of course,... Continue Reading →
I came across the story of Edgar Cayce while online; passing the time on Youtube. This book is one of the few books I ended up buying at my favorite bookstore on him. It saddens me that more people don't know about Cayce and his gift. He, time and time again, proved his abilities and... Continue Reading →
I had read this many years ago and have reread it a few times. I'm aware most have labeled this book's genre as Italian Poetry, but it never really felt like that, personally. Every time I pick this book up I get in this excited mood as if something great is about to happen, and... Continue Reading →
I'm sure like many of you, this book came into your world, like mine, through school requiring you to read it. I was never one to be told what to read throughout my time in school, but something about this one made me do just that. It was interesting, to say the least. I didn't... Continue Reading →
One of the most complex and beautiful writings I've ever read. It's a classic. I got this particular book because it has the translation included from the original German as well as that version as well. The is the first part of two parts of the story. Synopsis: The best translation of Faust available, this volume provides... Continue Reading →
I'm sure I'm not the only one that saw the movie before finding the book. This is the case. I saw the movie, loved it, and wanted to find out more. Upon discovering it was indeed a book I just had to see how the movie matched up to the original work. Thought the book and... Continue Reading →
