Having given you a book yesterday in which bigfoot was incidental, I now present you a book where bigfoot is central. Bigfoot. Legendary lovers separated by time and reborn to be reunited. A woman who looks like a tall Snow White (I always pictured Geena Davis) and wants nothing more than to get a Lois …
Continue reading 365 Books: Naked Came the Sasquatch by John Boston
Well, finally, you are thinking: an author I have actually heard of. I read Patricia Cornwell and Sue Grafton when they were originally writing. But then I got tired of them. And, when my apartment flooded back in the early 90s, and I lost a good portion of my book collection, they were amongst those …
Continue reading 365 Books: Unnatural Death by Patricia Cornwell
I sometimes wonder what makes one book successful and makes another book not successful. The Sword of Winter is a terrific book - Marta Randall does a great job world-building. Although it may not have memorable phrases like Thou Shalt Not Pass or imagery that sticks with you, it's well-written, compelling and page-turning, and far …
Continue reading 365 Books: The Sword of Winter by Marta Randall
If I wanted to tell you how to get to the place I lived in high school, I might tell you that, once you got off the freeway by the Chevron station, you needed to proceed through the first stoplight, then remain on that road and stay to the center as it expanded to four …
Continue reading 365 Books: The Address Book by Deirdre Mask
I own far too many books - between paper and e, over 5000. So my goal for this year is to share some of favorites with you - new and old. I'm starting with Mirabile, by Janet Kagan. Mirabile is science fiction, taking place on another planet, a planet colonized by humans from Earth and …
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