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Prudence (The Custard Protocol, Book One)

April 11, 2016 by Drew

The Short Version: Now twenty years old, Lady Prudence Maccon Akeldama is in so many ways the child of all three of her parents. When Lord Akeldama sends her off on a mission to recover some missing tea in India, she (along with scions of the Tunstell and Lefoux families) takes a ladybug painted dirigible and sets off. But India is not England and it’s not just tea that’s gone missing… The Review: Gail Carriger Parasol Protectorate series, which concluded […]

Categories: Fantasy, Fiction • Tags: Akeldama, Alexia Tarabotti, Alternate History, Book Review, Book Reviews, Books, England, Fantasy, Fiction, Gail Carriger, Historical Fiction, Prudence, Prudence Akeldama, Prudence Maccon, Reviews, Tea, The Custard Protocol, Vampires, Werewolves

A Night in the Lonesome October

November 2, 2015 by Drew

The Short Version: October begins and so too does a strange and deadly game. Jack and his loyal canine companion Snuff scout, connive, magick, and otherwise prepare for the 31st – when either openers or closers shall win and the world will either end… or go on… The Review: What a delightfully unique novel. I’ve heard Zelazny touted by the likes of George R. R. Martin and Neil Gaiman but I’d never picked up one of his novels, until this […]

Categories: Fantasy, Fiction • Tags: A Night in the Lonesome October, A Visit to October Country, Book Reviews, Books, Fantasy, Fiction, Frankenstein, Gahan Wilson, Horror, Humor, Jack the Ripper, Lovecraft, Monsters, Reviews, Roger Zelazny, Satire, Sherlock Holmes, Werewolves, Witches, Wolfman

Red Moon

October 25, 2013 by Drew

The Short Version: After a horrific attack on three planes by lycan terrorists leaves only one young man alive, the United States turns rancid with hatred for those infected with the disease. A small group of separatists continue to strike at the government while two teens find themselves caught up in a struggle far larger than themselves. In a stunning allegory for our present, Ben Percy drags werewolves and horror writing into the realm of the literary. The Review: Is […]

Categories: Fiction, Horror, Literature • Tags: 9/11, A Visit to October Country, Allegory, Benjamin Percy, Fiction, Horror, Literature, Politics, Red Moon, The Nervous Breakdown Book Club, Werewolves

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Prudence (The Custard Protocol, Book One)

A Night in the Lonesome October

Red Moon