Seth Grahame-Smith – Pride and Prejudice and Zombies
“It is a truth universally acknowledged that a zombie in possession of brains must be in want of more brains.”
Category: book reviews
Manuel Muñoz – What You See in the Dark
Passions and murder in a town where Hitchcock plans to shoot scenes for Psycho.
John Ajvide Lindqvist – Handling the Undead
What would you do if your loved ones passed away and suddenly awoke to be… undead?
China Miéville – Embassytown
Words have fascinating and destructive power in this new “weird fiction” novel.
John Rozum – Xombi
Is David ‘Xombi’ Kim the world’s only Korean American superhero? He’s most certainly the first, with the nanotech immortal having made his first appearance way back in ’94
Batman: Knight of Vengeance
What if little Bruce Wayne was the one to be killed by Joe Chill, and his father Thomas went on to be Batman? Knight of Vengeance answers that question with a story set in an alternate version of the DC universe.
John le Carré – Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy
A Cold War tale of Soviet infiltration into British intelligence rewards patient readers with a complex depiction of perseverance and betrayal.
Rhys Ford – Dirty Kiss
The puzzling circumstances that surround one man’s suicide draws family member Jae-Min and Private Investigator Cole McGinnis together in this M/M mystery novel. Passion and peril abound as the deaths pile up, and we can’t help but wonder if the two men will fall under the violence that surrounds them.
Jerry Beck – The 50 Greatest Cartoons
Essential reading for fans of North American animation. This is an excellent guide for anyone who enjoys animation, from casual fans to industry experts.
Dan Wells – I am Not a Serial Killer
John Wayne Cleaver is not a serial killer… but he’s obsessed with them. Plagued by sociopathic tendencies, he finds himself both fascinated by their history and worried he might follow in their footsteps.
