In her book FROM HERE TO ETERNITY, Caitlin travels all over the world to explore several cultures and their relationships with death. Caitlin’s journey takes her through open-air crematoriums in Colorado, spelunking through caves in Indonesia, the day of the dead ceremonies in Mexico, and the Japanese tradition of “kotsuage” – the act of using…
James Duthie is one of my favorite hockey broadcast hosts (might be my favorite, actually). He is quick witted, funny and knowledgeable. His appearances on the old Jay and Dan Podcast were always a highlight, especially when he’d discuss his contentious relationship with former Maple Leafs General Manager, Brian Burke. In 2020, he released a…
Off The Record is the memoir of retired journalist and news anchor Peter Mansbridge. Last year, I was lucky enough to receive an advanced copy of Peter Mansbridge’s book, Extraordinary Canadians, a look at everyday overachievers who receive little to no fanfare day-to-day. With Off The Record, Mansbridge turns the spotlight on himself bringing us…
The Devil All The Time is one of those books where everyone I know who has read it has had nothing but exceptional things to say about it. So, why the hell did it take me so long to read it? If you’re looking for fiction that is as gritty as sandpaper covered in broken…
Seth Rogen’s new (and first) book, Year Book, is not so much a memoir, but a collection of wildly entertaining stories that stretch from his childhood all the way to present day. I elected to go the audiobook route with this one after hearing the book was performed by a full cast. I honestly cannot…
My Story is the memoir from retired gymnast and YouTube star, Nile Wilson. Sometime during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, my fiancee stumbled across Nile Wilson’s YouTube channel. Wilson, a British Olympic medalist, would gather his friends and family and shoot videos of them competing in various gymnastics-based challenges in a variety of environments.…
Paperbacks from Hell looks back at the horror fiction boom of the 1970s and 80s and the books that took up residence on racks across the world. This book is super fun. Not only do you get an education on each subgenre of horror (satanic, creepy kids, animals and haunted houses to name a fews)…
Orsk, an Ikea knockoff furniture store in Cleveland, seems to have a vandalism problem. When employees show up every morning for their shift, they find products in shambles as well as what appear to be bodily fluids left behind. Unable to catch the perpetrators on camera, a store manager and a small group of employees…
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