Sean McIndoe, the man behind the often hilarious hockey blog Down Goes Brown, presents an abridged account of the National Hockey League over its one hundred year history. If you’re looking for an intricately detailed history of the NHL, you’re probably going to be disappointed. However, that’s not what this is. You can’t expect a…
Editor’s Note: As you may notice, this is a list heavy with white males. This wasn’t a conscious effort on my part. It just so happens that a lot of these authors are ones I truly enjoy and have read in the past. These are just seven of the more than six dozen books I…
Former WWE ring announcer Justin Roberts recounts the story of his life and his time working for the biggest wrestling company in the world. Justin worked for WWE sporadically for years before finally securing a full-time announce gig as the voice of the ECW brand. From there, he worked his way up to Smackdown and…
Following a heated exchange with his heirs, the patriarch of the Lee family is found murdered. The door to the room in which his body was discovered had been locked from the inside and the windows had not been moved. So, who did it? Through a series of interviews, Hercule Poirot and a crew of…
I achieved a small goal of mine in 2018 by eclipsing the number of books I read in 2017. In 2018, I read over sixty books as opposed to the forty-five I read the year prior. You’ll see some repeat authors on my 2018 list – in fact, this is the third year in a…
Former pro wrestler Mick Foley returns with his fifth memoir – this time taking a look at his years in the red suit portraying Jolly Ol’ Saint Nick (or Saint Mick, if you please). When it comes to Mick Foley’s memoirs, they seem to have fallen within the law of diminishing returns. His first two…
The narrator and her boyfriend Jake are embarking on a trip to Jake’s parents’ farmhouse during a snowstorm. Along the way, the narrator tells the story of her relationship with Jake, how they met and their time together up to this point – a point where she’s thinking of ending things between them. I’m Thinking…
Schmuck The Buck tells the story of a Jewish reindeer who lives at the North Pole. Larry, or Schmuck The Buck as he’s nicknamed, is bullied and shamed because he doesn’t fit the mold. Sound familiar? Like his red-nosed predecessor, Larry struggles to find his own way in a world where he feels like he…
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