The Tom King and Mitch Gerads interview

by | Aug 24, 2016 | Comics

Dan: Tom King, your previous career as a former operative for the CIA has become the stuff of legend among the Comic Book Community. Has SHERIFF OF BABYLON – a book about post-Saddam Husain Iraq – always been a book you’ve wanted to write? Or is it a case of art...

The Chuck Wendig Interview

by | Aug 23, 2016 | Author Interviews, Features

Dan & Kate: STAR WARS: AFTERMATH: LIFE DEBT came out July 12, 2015, and INVASIVE is due out a little over a month later on August 16th. Both works are rooted in science fiction, with INVASIVE being that much closer to science fact. Tell us how you go about...

Peter Robinson's WHEN THE MUSIC'S OVER Reviewed

by | Aug 21, 2016 | Reviews

When The Music’s Over Peter Robinson William Morrow Aug 9th, 2016 When The Music’s Over by Peter Robinson is an intense mystery. It does not sugar coat and will not be construed as politically correct. The story is inspired by newspaper accounts of true-life incidents...

11.22.63 Miniseries

by | Aug 21, 2016 | DVD/Blu Ray Review

11.22.63 Warner Bros. Home Video Adapting Stephen King can be a tricky thing. For my money it is best done in a longer format on TV and preferably on cable. This mini-series ran on HULU and making me very happy was released on DVD. The book was great and loads of fun...

Catherine Coulter's INSIDIOUS Reviewed

by | Aug 20, 2016 | Reviews

Insidious Catherine Coulter Gallery Books Aug 9th, 2016 INSIDIOUS by Catherine Coulter brings back FBI agents Savich and Sherlock, as well as introducing Special Agent Cam Wittier and Detective Daniel Montoya. As with most of her books there are two plot lines that...