It's My Genre, Baby.

There is a liberating moment in the Southern Vampire Mysteries where Sookie Stackhouse realizes she doesn't have to live this way. She...

Maybe I've burnt out. Each reviewer has their own personal ARC policy. Mine is that I will review your book if I accept it, but the ...

I've been doing a lot of DNF reading lately. Sometimes I set a book aside and try again. Sometimes I soldier on, carried aloft by the ...

I'm a big fan of the curiosity comic. You know, the books that you can't quite believe came out. Sam and Max , the original and re...

I pushed Dead Ever After up the TBR list to answer one question and one question only. "Can 437 one star reviews be wrong?" The...

Please don't buy this book. I mean, you can absolutely buy this book if you so desire. Possibly you have it on preorder right now. I...

Howard and I had totally broken up. If Picasso had a blue period or Van Gogh a sunflower obsession, Howard has been exploring reconstructe...

My intention was to love The Girl With The Cat Tattoo .  Other people (people I like and generally agree with) loved it. The cover is abso...

*The Other Side of Us  is a book with something interesting to say but character choices kept me from caring about it. On the plus side, i...

Every book I read this month earned my undying dislike except Relish . I didn't love Relish , but it cleared the bar and for that I ...

This week I read something on Twitter that made me reconsider a number of cherished beliefs. W ondering if romancelandia is an escap...

Before the Wii-U came out it was firmly at the top of my household's holiday list. As Nintendo devotees we were early adopters of ever...

As a long time fan of BBC History Magazine I was frustrated when my bifocals were no longer up to the challenge of it's text. It is ...

Preparing to review absolutely anything except the latest J.D. Robb book forced me to face how much I meh'd all the books this month. ...

Spoiler Alert: I'm a Floridian. I picked up an advance copy of Finding Florida planning to hate read it. Instead I fell completely i...

In February I discussed the extensive run of DNF books I'd encountered. I'm afraid the trend continued. Any number of books were p...

*Somewhat disappointingly, this is not a tribute to the 1969 film. The most I can come up with for Heaven With A Gun is that it was fin...

*Over at SBTB Sarah is running a Q&A with Susan Mallery about her newest reader initiative. If you haven't yet read it, I would....

Tia Nevitt has a lot of promise. I liked (but couldn't quite love) her debut . When Dear Author  featured this second tale as a Daily ...

February has been a slow month for this blog. There have been a succession of DNF titles which not only failed to engage me, they failed t...