House of Slaughter Issue 1, The All-Nighter Issues 1 & 2 and more! – The Geekiary

House of Slaughter, number 1 (Image: BOOM! Studios) Welcome to my comic book review rundown for the week of October 27, 2021. I’m going to talk about Slaughterhouse number 1, The White Night number 1 and 2, SWORD number 9, and more! I’ll start by talking about the Slaughterhouse issue 1, co-authored by... Read More

Lonely City number 1 and more! – The Geekiary

Catwoman: Lonely City Number 1 (Image: DC Comics) Welcome to my comic book review rundown for the week of October 20, 2021. I’m going to talk about Catwoman: Lonely City number 1, Black’s myth number 4, Beyond the breach number 4, and more! I will start by talking about Catwoman: Lonely City problem... Read More

Briefly Noted Book Reviews | the new yorker

Speak, be quietby Carole Angier (Bloomsbury). This biography of WG Sebald, who died twenty years ago, aged fifty-seven, examines him on his own terms, patiently digging into the unspoken traumas of his life and the lives of those around him. . Angier, who has written biographies of Jean Rhys and Primo Levi, recounts Sebald’s... Read More

Comic Book Reviews (week of October 13, 2021): Power Rangers Issue 12, Clear Issue 1 & More!

Batman: Impostor Number 1 (Image: DC Comics) Welcome to my roundup of comic book reviews for the week of October 13, 2021. I’ll be talking about Power rangers number 12, mamo number 4, Clear number 1, and more! Let’s start by talking about Batman: The Impostor number 1 by writer Mattson Tomlin. As... Read More

Quick fiction: selections curated by Mountain Times for October | Book reviews

With somewhere between 600,000 and 1 million books published each year in the United States alone, choosing that next big read can be a challenge. To cut through the clutter, your Mountain timetable critics offer a very clean and organized – quick fiction – selection of books for October. ‘Wolf Point (Ashe Cayne... Read More

Briefly Rated Book Reviews | The New Yorker

Late city, by Robert Olen Butler (Atlantic Monthly). This retrospective novel warns of the political consequences of failures of personal insight. On election night 2016, God visits the deathbed of Sam Cunningham, who, at the age of one hundred and fifteen, is the last living veteran of the First World War. D Chicago... Read More

Tumnus Library: The Narnia Book ReviewsFans: Deeper Heaven: CS Lewis Ransom Trilogy Reader’s Guide

Summary: In her new book, Christiana Hale takes readers on an exciting and insightful tour of the cosmos, as depicted in CS Lewis’ beloved yet enigmatic Ransom trilogy. Rainy streets of London, on the surface of Malacandra, to the floating lands of Perelandra, in the dreaded NICE rooms, she takes readers on an... Read More