I’m trying to look at books the way a librarian might, in order to help get me better at thinking from a reader’s point of view. Here are the other posts in the series. Haunted is a collection of short horror stories tied together by one story that threads together the others. I do not recommend […]
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I’m trying to look at books the way a librarian might, in order to help get me better at thinking from a reader’s point of view. Here are the other posts in the series. My Favorite Thing Is Monsters is another graphic novel. (I checked a stack of best-of graphic novels all out at once,
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I’m trying to look at books the way a librarian might, in order to help get me better at thinking from a reader’s point of view. Here are the other posts in the series. The Mockingbird graphic novels, #1 and #2, written by Chelsea Cain and illustrated by Kate Niemczyk, are a short series of superhero
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I’m trying to look at books the way a librarian might, in order to help get me better at thinking from a reader’s point of view. Last week I did Jeff Lemire’s Roughneck. Hercule Poirot’s Christmas is a standalone novel in the Agatha Christie Poirot mystery series. She’s most famous for Murder on the Orient Express, in
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I’m not sure how to explain it, but I’m trying to look at the best of the best books that I read and see them as a librarian might–who needs this book? who would love it? I read this one recently and was very impressed. Roughneck is a standalone graphic novel by Jeff Lemire, who does a
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I have a new interview up at Blackbird Publishing, in support of the Haunted story bundle. I interview Rebecca Senese, author of “The Haunting of Melsbury Manor,” a twisty tale of family and ghosts that I really liked. You can find links to the bundle here.
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I did a review and interview of Jeremy Hepler for his horror-thriller novel, The Boulevard Monster, for Ginger Nuts of Horror. I liked and recommend it if that’s your thing. Review Interview I KNOW WHAT YOU HAVE HEARD ABOUT ME You say that I am a madman. You say that I am dangerous. You say that I
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You can find Jeremy Helper’s book The Boulevard Monster on Amazon and in print. Disclosure: I received a review copy in exchange for an honest review. So once upon a time there was this guy. He meant well. Or at least…51% well over 49% ill. On average he meant well. And then he made a mistake.
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Amazon | Goodreads | Author Website Author Facebook Page | Author Goodreads Page | Author Amazon Page Welcome to fellow author and former long-term critique partner Richard Bamberg, author of the Wanderers urban fantasy series and other novels. Previous interviews with Rob Chansky, P.R. Adams, and Megan Rutter are also available. 1. You and I were in a critique group together when this book was
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Amazon | Publisher Site | Goodreads Author Facebook Welcome to author Rob Chansky, who recently published Hundred Ghost Soup. I received a copy from his publisher in exchange for a fair review; you can find the review here. I liked it so much that I decided to beg for an interview. You can also read previous interviews with
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