A strange young woman lives in the sewers and collapsed ruins beneath a city. The reader follows a week of her life as she prepares for the arrival of a mysterious He. She braves great dangers...
Book Review: The Slow Regard of Silent Things
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Book Review: On Writing
This is first in WBD history - the premier non-fiction book review. When I got serious about my writing this year (a resolution you can read about here) I devoured online content about writing. We live in an amazing time. What writing-on-their-lunch-break rags-to-riches writing story 20 years ago could have a virtual college writing course … Continue reading Book Review: On Writing
Book Review: 1945
I had a phase once upon a time where I consumed the works of Jeff Sharra and David Liss, both of whom delve deep into history or historical settings and twist until all the drama is wrung out. This week’s book does not have the heavy depth of research of a Sharra or the character … Continue reading Book Review: 1945
Book Review: Strangers by Dean Koontz
In every corner of America, apparently disconnected men and women suddenly develop distinct and terrifying neuroses.
Book Review: The Emperor’s Blades
The Emperor's Blades introduces the reader to a richly detailed empire at the height of a golden age.
JC Murray Books 