Wisdom of Bookmonkey

Charles De Lint's 1994 novel The Wild Wood , was part of a series called Brian Froud's Faerielands , wherein four different author...

This week focused largely on the Death of the Family storyline, a successor to the A Death in the Family story (1988-89), which was bo...

My relationship with the stories of Thomas M. Disch have been varied, but always interesting.  From the strange work of hope that was The ...

When it comes to series of books, I'm sort of a catch-and-release collector; I like to spend a few years collecting a series, then ano...

My second week of catching up with the various Bat-Titles of the new 52 was pretty intense.  The focus across most of the titles was the N...

Well, except for perishables (Chocolate, snacks, and food for the Christmas feast) we've managed to get all of our shopping done befor...

Not counting Good Omens (which I read back in 1990 when it was first published), I began reading the works of Terry Pratchett back in 200...