Well, this is a rarity. I honestly can’t remember the last time I re-read a book. Granted, this was a graphic novel, which is generally a quick read anyhow, but usually my cup overfloweth with new reads leaving me with little interest in re-reading stuff. Back in August when I was scheduling my reads for…
It’s October.. you know what that means? Another month filled with spooktacular Halloween reads! And who could have a month of horror without Uncle Stevie? Not this guy, that’s for sure. So I’ve dug into the past and selected one of Sai King’s early books, Cujo. Yes, a book that was written by an author…
Author Jon Robinson takes a look at the tremendous amount of planning it takes to bring together WWE’s annual flagship show, WrestleMania. Honestly, with Creating The Mania, I was expecting a WWE produced fluff-piece. However, I was pleasantly surprised with both the honesty from those involved as well as the impressive detail on display from…
Career criminal Joe has his life turned upside down following his daughter Gemma’s unexpected suicide. Holding his cousin Adam responsible for his daughter’s untimely death, Joe travels to Adam with annihilation on his mind. However, upon arrival, Joe is told of his wife’s gruesome murder and due to their rocky relationship as well as some…
Everyday Hockey Heroes contains a collection of stories from inspiring men and women inside the world of hockey, on and off the ice. I received an advance copy from the publisher in exchange for an honest review. Much like Bob’s previous hockey book, Everyday Hockey Heroes is broken up into individual sections featuring a different…
Andy Weir returns with Artemis, the follow-up to his massively successful novel The Martian. This time around we follow Jazz, a twenty-something smuggler living in Artemis, a small city located on the surface of the Moon. Life changes for Jazz when she is offered a princely sum to help a customer gain control of a…
MuchMusic launched the year I was born, so I’d be lying if I said I knew a whole hell of a lot about the station’s formative years. That being said, with the majority of my teenage years spent glued to the TV, I have fond memories of the channel as a hub for pop culture. …
Author Ian Ferguson recalls his time as a child living in a remote community in Northern Alberta. This one is a bit hard to review. Ian has a disclaimer at the beginning of the book noting that this is a “memoir of sorts” in that most of it is true other than the parts that…
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