Stephen King steps out of his comfort zone and yours, trying to confront his readers with something much scarier than the monsters lurking in the shadows – a blank page.
In “The Sudden Appearance of Hope,” her fourth book under this name, Claire North does not settle merely for excellent ideas for her stories; she dives deep into the waters, reinventing the world anew.
The type of fandom described in Nick Hornby’s “Fever Pitch” is so extreme that it represents a relatively small percentage of football enthusiasts, so how did it become the Bible of fans, including these lines? The critic delves into the Sixteenth Line, attempting to answer this riddle.
In the book that turned her into the rising star of the literary fantasy world over ninety years ago, Agatha Christie managed to surprise even modern readers, but in a way that betrayed one of the most important principles of the genre
Harry August lives his life repeatedly in an endless loop. Will he succeed in saving the world from the impending destruction? A brilliant modern fantasy by Claire North
The TV adaptation of Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman’s book is currently the most enjoyable thing on the small screen, but does it succeed in preserving the spirit of the book? Spoiler – the answer is yes.
“The Girl Who Was Taken” won’t get Charlie Donlea the Pulitzer Prize, nor the Edgar or Anthony Awards. Still, within the boundaries of its genre, it excels, even if ultimately it’s a trashy work that scratches the edges of good taste.
Man, we’re old. The ’90s are more vintage than retro. But at least we can listen to great music on our way to the retirement home.
Do you read book dedications, or do you just flip through them on your way to the real thing? After reading this, maybe you’ll start dedicating the appropriate time to dedications. Or maybe not.
Neil Gaiman’s iconic creation has finally made its way to the small screen, and the result does not disappoint.
Do you also need something to motivate you to make the effort and sit down to write? The internationally acclaimed National Novel Writing Month, known as NaNoWriMo, is probably just for you.
Despite its somewhat childlike writing, Every Man Dies Alone conveys the lesser-known story of the German people in one of the darkest periods of history.
Writer’s block is a condition in which an author loses the ability to produce new work or experiences a creative slowdown. It can happen to a writer at any point in time, irrespective of their career success. – Wikipedia
