Genre: Fantasy Publisher: Bantam Books Published: 1971 Reviewer Rating: 4.5 Stars Reviewer: Michael D. Griffiths Another Roadside Attraction, by Tom Robbins was published in part as a tribute to the creativity and individuality which developed out of the 60s. The story centers around a free thinking and beautiful young clairvoyant, named Amanda, […]
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Another Roadside Attraction, by Tom Robbins
March 14, 2018Book Review of Hero Lost Edited by Alex J Cavanaugh
March 5, 2017Genre: Fantasy Publisher: Freedom Fox Press Published: 2017 Reviewer Rating: 3 Reviewer: Michael D. Griffiths Hero Lost, is a Fantasy Anthology edited by Alex J Cavanaugh. This anthology has 12 short stories which all revolve around mostly traditional fantasy themes. This book comes out of a Facebook group called the Insecure Writer’s Support Group. Seven […]
Book Review of The Dark Matter by DM Flexer
November 29, 2016Published by Xlibris in 2016 Genre: Fantasy Stars: 3 The Dark Matter by DM Flexer is a fantasy novel more than anything else, although there are some odd dashes of science fiction thrown in. It takes place on Atlantis, which is a progressive city wise before its time and led by president Seneca. . […]
Book Review of The Sword and Its Servant, by Victor Salinas
August 13, 2016Published by Understone Group in 2014 Stars: 4 The Sword and Its Servant, by Victor Salinas, is another young adult book. How did I get sucked into reading another one, well… by the ages 15 and up warning label? Here I am thinking I might be reading a book a little on the spicy side, […]
Book Review of The Knight of Swords, by Michael Moorcock
July 22, 2016Published by Titan Books, original release 1970 The Knight of Swords, by Michael Moorcock is a book that I actually have read before. Sometime during my early years of high school, I got my hands on it. In fact it was one of the first strings of books I read for pleasure and not because […]
Book Review of The Queen Of Swords, by Michael Moorcock
July 20, 2016Published by Titan Books, originally released in 1971 Stars: 5 The Queen of Swords, by Michael Moorcock is the second book in the Corum Eternal Companion series. Moorcock, as always, does a great job being creative and keeping the characters consistent between the novels while also letting them grow and change. There is also a […]
Book Review of Miscast Spells, by Rose Corcoran
June 7, 2016I have been reviewing books for quite some time now. The biggest, or certainly one of the biggest, upsides of being a book reviewer is I have not had to buy books for almost a decade now. But in a quest to both grease the wheels for getting a local book store let me do […]
Book Review of Dusk Fall by Christopher Husberg
May 13, 2016Book Review of Dusk Fall by Christopher Husberg Published by: Titan Books in 2016 Stars: 5 Yep, Titan did it again. Just when I think they can not possibly keep up the pace, I get a new book and I am just completely blown away. Duskfall by Christopher Husberg is just amazing. This is a […]
My Review of The King of Swords, by Michael Moorcock
August 20, 2015The King of Swords by Michael Moorcock is the last book in his Corum/Swords Trilogy. (The good news is there are three more books and if anything the second trilogy is better than the first) In this novel, after a plague of magically induced aggression leaves the remnants of humanity killing each other off, Corum, […]