Unlike many haunted house tales, which typically offer a slow burn and a build-up to the horrors, this one moves … Continue reading “Hell House,” by Richard Matheson, which I should have read long ago
I enjoy swashbucklers and tales of intrigue, as you might guess. Here is a brand new one, set in the … Continue reading “Blood’s Game” — The reader wins
I love all kinds of fiction, but my love of mysteries is the most enduring … Continue reading Why I love mysteries
I have more writing projects to work on than I have, you know, time … Continue reading Why I need a time machine
I love a good swashbuckler, and the tales of Alatriste had been on my radar screen for a while. I … Continue reading “Captain Alatriste,” by Arturo Pérez-Reverte: In the Spirit of Dumas
Fun book to read, but … Continue reading A ride on the Orient Express
Don’t skip this book just because it sounds familiar Continue reading Thoughts on “The Haunting of Hill House,” by Shirley Jackson
