Genre: Horror Publisher: Pocket Books Published: 1977 Reviewer Rating: Book Review by Jack Crane Have you read this book? Well, I pulled this one off my shelf the other day and reread it and am I ever glad I did. After spending the last few years more or less estranged …
Genre: Mixed Genre Anthology Publisher: FictionWise Published: 2002 Reviewer Rating: Book Review by Jack Crane Have you read this book? Everybody remembers High School. Junior High. Either you loved it or you hated it, probably both, but if you’re like me, you still get an excited, exotic feeling in mid-June, …
Genre: Star Wars Publisher: Ballantine Published: 1995 Reviewer Rating: Book Review by Jack Crane Have you read this book? After watching the latest Star Wars prequel, Attack of the Clones, for the second time, recently, I left the theater feeling wistful and wishing for the good old days. Suffice to …
Genre: Dark Fantasy Publisher: Warner Books Published: 1976 Reviewer Rating: Book Review by Jack Crane Have you read this book? The 1970’s were a Satanic time. Following on the heels of the “love” generation, the “me” generation turned to hedonism, drugs, disco, strutting and, beneath the celebratory veneer, a cynicism …
Genre: Horror Anthology Publisher: Delirium Books Published: 2002 Reviewer Rating: Book Review by Jack Crane Have you read this book? You’re not apt to find a more honest, or honestly terrifying, writer than Greg F. Gifune. His Bram Stoker Award nominated collection of short horror stories, Heretics, resonates with bona …
Genre: Mixed Genre Anthology Publisher: SFF Net Published: 1999 Reviewer Rating: Book Review by Jack Crane Have you read this book? The editor of The Age of Reason anthology, Kurt Roth, states in his intro that he believes the human race is destined to integrate imagination and logic. Furthermore, he …
Genre: Horror Publisher: Zumaya Publications Published: 2003 Reviewer Rating: Book Review by Jack Crane Have you read this book? Christopher Stires’ new (and first) novel, The Inheritance offers another riff on the old Pandora’s box routine without much innovation regarding theme, characterization, or plot development. It’s a simple and very …
