Derb on Wolfe
In our continuing coverage of books we haven’t read and don’t plan to, here is John Derbyshire on Tom Wolfe’s latest novel: You can see that I...
Year: 2004
The Flame Tree by Richard Lewis
In the age of Harry Potter and Lemony Snicket it is rare to find “young adult” fiction that tackles serious subjects. Fiction that does attempt to d...
The Rift Zone by Raelynn Hillhouse
Faith Whitney, the protagonist in THE RIFT ZONE, is an unusual character. She’s a smuggler as comfortable crossing the Iron Curtain as the average person is d...
Books, Movies, and Realism
I am working a review for tomorrow, but in the meantime read this excellent Dan Green post that discusses the influence of film on novels and its connection to ...
Spy Fiction
As you can see I took the long Thanksgiving weekend off from blogging. It was fun just to relax and not think about anything except food, football, and friends....