Do not call up what you cannot put down. – The Little Book of Night
Things would have gone so much easier for Bull Ingram
Do not call up what you cannot put down. – The Little Book of Night
Do not call up what you cannot put down. – The Little Book of Night
Tomorrow I’ll be reviewing Southern Gods, the powerful debut novel from author John Hornor Jacobs, but am very excited to welcome him today for an amazingly frank guest post
“Listen as if your life depended on it because you’ve entered a very strange and murky world, and things won’t be the same for you again…” – Frank
He had been at it so long and taken so many girls that the details of all but the most recent kidnappings had begun to merge together into
Within the next half-hour, Warren Oldham thought, he would either be successful or dismembered.
Harry Potter if it was told from the professors’ point of
According to the American Library Association, there were 348 challenges reported to the Office of Intellectual Freedom in 2010, and many more go unreported.
The 10 most
Today is the start of Banned Books Week 2011:
Banned Books Week (BBW) is an annual event celebrating the freedom to read and
Mr. Bird has been a very busy bee of late. In addition to the recently released Pulp Ink collection which he co-edited, he also has a relatively
Edited by Nigel Bird and Chris Rhatigan, Pulp Ink is a blistering collection of 24 deliciously dark tales, each inspired by a song from the Pulp Fiction movie soundtrack.
