Bookfoolery

Creatures  was the first book I finished after going on my blogging break. I presume it called to me loudly because of that gorgeous cove...

Everything was going fine. Smooth as a baby's shaved ass. Park at the wheel, Arrow riding shotgun, the rest of us crammed in the back...

My copy of The Last One doesn't look like the image above, but I ordered a copy from Book Depository (probably the British release) ...

To a man marching in the sun time becomes as static as the shimmering horizon. It surrounds him and presses on his shoulders. He moves,...

Another Woman's Daughter by Fiona Sussman Copyright 2015 Berkley Books - Fiction/Apartheid 293 pp. A quick note on why I request...

Our Souls at Night by Kent Haruf Copyright 2015 - Release Date: May 28 Knopf - Fiction 179 pp. Addie Moore and Louis Waters have a f...

Boy, Snow, Bird by Helen Oyeyemi Copyright 2014 Riverhead Books - Fiction Source:  ARC sent by Publisher I t was snowing when I got ...

A few quickie reviews to help me catch up.  Of the following three books, only one is an ARC: The Riverman by Aaron Starmer. The other two ...

I'm back!  Did you miss me?  No Malarkey, this week, due to Internet disaster followed immediately by minor illness.  Diving right in...

In Labor Day by Joyce Maynard, an escaped prisoner asks a boy if he and his mother (who are shopping in a grocery store) will take him ho...

This will be my first review since I returned to the blog, so I'll just tell you a few things I plan to change to my reviewing form...

Novel Ideas by K. B. Dixon Copyright 2013  Inkwater Press - Fiction 122 pp. I am never going to get used to this new washing mach...

The Last Policeman by Ben H. Winters Copyright 2012  Quirk Books - Fiction/Mystery/Pre-apocalyptic 316 pp. First sentence: ...