Paige believes she has discovered the bible of interpersonal interactions and that it could feasibly solve all your relational problems... through astrology! Read More
Kelly is here with your first official NaNoWriMo warning for 2009! Gear up your stories because it's almost time for a month of frantic writing! Read More
This historical fictional tale of Nefertari, Nefertiti's niece, was an enjoyable read. I will likely pick up anything in the future written by Michelle Moran because her books offer a great escape. Her voice is unique and she keeps the story full of Read More
No coffee table would be complete without this book, especially if you have ever enjoyed going into a Ripley's location. Like the exhibits you will find there, every time you look in this book you will see something new or be astounded again. Read More
Fandomania would like to announce its first monthly book discussion! Our first topic is dystopian fiction. Read more to find out how you can participate! Read More
One of the most iconic images from The Lord of The Rings universe is that of the White Tree of Gondor. Here are five fans' creations inspired by the insignia of the Gondor people. Read More
Based on Bram Stoker's own hand-written notes from the original, Dracula The Un-Dead (written by Stoker's great-grand-nephew, Dacre Stoker, and historian Ian Holt) takes place in 1912 and follows a rash of mysterious attacks on the descendents and Read More
Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters is an addictive tale of love, longing, and... massive tentacle creatures bent on the destruction of mankind. Much to my delight, Ben Winters has succeeded in creating a valuable homage to Jane Austen that every Read More
As a whole the story is a quick and enjoyable read. It's not the pick-me-up book of the year, but it is beautifully written. The pathos of the main character really pulls on your heart strings and you really want things to end well for her. Overall, an Read More
