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An Empire Unacquainted with Defeat features ten of Glen Cook's fictional short stories, all of which are set in the Dread Empire, a gritty world of "larger-than-life plots, nation-shattering conflict, maddening magic, strange creatures, and raw, flawed Read More

Hugo award winner Tim Pratt edits his first anthology with Sympathy for the Devil, sharing thirty-five stories that take the Devil through the underworld and multiple adventures topside. With stories both new and old, he has brought together a Read More

I was not familiar with the writings of Fritz Leiber upon receiving this book to review. Considering I grew up on a steady diet of King, Poe, Lovecraft and Vonnegut, I honestly have no idea how I missed him, but I knew I was in for a treat. Read More

Ripley's Believe It or Not! Enter if You Dare! is filled with bright, glossy pages overflowing with incredible facts and amazing images. It's really hard to rip your eyes off it. The book is broken down into twelve general categories, making it easy to Read More

Overall, this is a fun book to read with some extreme gore in parts and a few eye-roll moments. If you're a fan of this genre, you will definitely enjoy it, but if not, this probably isn't the book you want to pick up next. Read More

Anyone who has read my reviews in the past knows that I profess not to be a huge fan of the vampire trend going round, yet I've read quite a few books lately in that genre. Ms. Stein's books seem to be the true exception as far as my personal enjoyment Read More

Patricia Briggs's Hunting Ground (Alpha & Omega #2) is an excellent example of a well-written, entertaining urban fantasy romance novel. Additionally, readers can pick up Hunting Ground and enjoy a satisfying, complete read without having to be familiar Read More

Brains: A Zombie Memoir is a solid attempt at innovation in an oversaturated genre, and fans of zombie fiction will enjoy the book for its unique elements (a pregnant zombie, you say?) and short duration. Those unfamiliar with this genre of fiction Read More

Scott Sigler has proven yet again why he is such a successful author, hitting the New York Times Bestseller list on the strength of giving away his work. Thriller novels are not my usual genre, but this one definitely kept me on the edge of my seat. Read More

Suzanne Collins' The Hunger Games, the first book in a hit trilogy, comes to paperback on July 6 from Scholastic. To celebrate the release, we're running a contest this week to give five lucky winners a copy of the book. One of those winners also will Read More

Although author Amelia Beamer's debut novel, The Loving Dead, gets off to a slow start, it picks up after the first 30 pages or so, proving to be a humorous and stomach-turning journey through a very realistic 21st century zombie outbreak. Read More

If you're a Buffy fan who obsesses over the layers, themes, and intricacies of the series and its universe, you should take a look at these scholarly critical books from McFarland Publishing. Read More