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Ceremony is a remarkable book. The first book written by Leslie Silko, it tells the story of Tayo, a Native American WWII veteran who ret...

Much like Will Save the Galaxy for Food , I started reading Code Junkie because of my familiarity with its author. Jeffrey Koval has publi...

WHERE ARE MY DRAGONS!? Erm, excuse me. That was a bit uncalled for. Anyway: Advertising is deception, and I'm no stranger to wa...

The most interesting thing about adaptions, I think, is how they compare to their source material. Adaption can be anything from an attempt ...

A deserved classic and a damn fine book. If you want a good lesson in pacing look no further than Ringworld . It hits the ground running...

  Ready Player One is, far and away, the worst book I have ever read. It fails on all fronts: it has no sense of character, no control of t...

I read Stranger in a Strange Land almost six months ago, and have since sold my copy for store credit. As such, I was not planning on writi...