Dracula Was Killed by a Texan with a Bowie Knife (and other true tales) By Heather Quinlan Posted on March 11, 2019 In Essays, Fiction, Reviews 0 bram stoker, dracula 0 You heard that right, it wasn’t Van Helsing or Jonathan Harker who killed Dracula, it was one of America’s boys! Continue reading...
Blind Faith: A Murder That Didn’t Add Up By Heather Quinlan Posted on January 21, 2019 In Non-Fiction, Reviews 0 blind faith, fatal vision 0 Back when Rolling Stone was in magazine form, c. 1988, I bought a copy because it had Guns N’ Roses on the cover. Continue reading...
Bask in the binaural beauty of The Adventure Zone By Patrick Kansa Posted on August 15, 2018 In Fiction, Reviews 0 MaxFun, McElroy 0 Let’s start this one off with a question – why do we read? Why do YOU read? For me, when it comes to fiction, Continue reading...
The girl who would have been a killer queen By Heather Quinlan Posted on July 30, 2018 In Reviews 0 Queen Margaret 0 To quote Sunday’s New York Times’ Book Review: “Picasso desperately wanted to marry her. Peter Sellers would have settled for an affair. Continue reading...
Who’s the Star of The Exorcist? By Heather Quinlan Posted on July 26, 2018 In Reviews 0 demonic possession, Devil 0 Having already covered “is this a demon or is it just a crazy pregnant lady?” of “Rosemary’s Baby,” Continue reading...
Do No Harm – and don’t skip this book By Patrick Kansa Posted on May 15, 2018 In Reviews 0 Henry Marsh, neurosurgery 0 I just recently finished Do No Harm: stories of Life, Death, and Brain Surgery by Henry Marsh, Continue reading...
