I, ROBOT By Isaac Asimov: Book Review Of Science Fiction Classic
I, ROBOT by Isaac Asimov: book review of science fiction classic highlights the prose, storytelling, and stark differences in views regarding this premiere work about robots and AI, aka artificial intelligence. In Asimov’s I, Robot, Dr. Susan Calvin (robo-pyschologist...
Hard Case Crime’s QUARRY By Max Allan Collins Hits Hard
Hard Case Crime’s QUARRY by Max Allan Collins hits hard, and that is whether you use the large paperback to ‘interrogate,’ or merely to read the first brilliant tale of the assassin Quarry. Max Allan Collins is the author of The Road To Perdition, and has many...
Book Review: MICRO By Michael Crichton & Richard Preston WOWs
Book Review: Micro By Michael Crichton & Richard Preston WOWs, as young upcoming grad students find themselves heading to Hawaii in pursuit of cutting-edge careers in microbiology a whole new world is opened up to them on the wake of a murder investigation. The...
Ania Ahlborn’s Brother Astounds In Limited Suntup Editions
Ania Ahlborn’s Brother astounds in limited Suntup Editions, and both the visceral, chilling work of horror and the incredible physical manifestation of the book from Suntup are reviewed here. A short summation of the book review of Brother is that it is a brilliant...
Book Review The Gap: Fort Indiantown By John Witherow Soars
Book Review The Gap: Fort Indiantown by John Witherow soars to extraordinary heights as an impactful work of historical fiction. The Gap: Fort Indiantown is a visceral tale invoking the love of flying helicopters and the sense of life’s adventure pitted against the...
Book Review: The Institute Is One Of Stephen King’s Best
Book Review: The Institute is one of Stephen King’s best, and that is saying something among the 60+ novels and myriad works of art he has created. Choosing a novel for the inaugural The Forgotten Fiction book review was tough. But The Institute by Stephen King is...