Book Reviews And Comments By Rick O

The author sent me an autographed copy of his novel to read and review: Is it too difficult to get one of the five major publishers to pu...

I did enjoy E. M. Forster’s 1910 classic novel, but it was kind of a sleepyhead read. It’s written in a way that makes the reader reread a l...

When I reviewed Thomas Hardy’s novel, Far from a Madding Crowd (see my review of 1/26/2015), I asked the question, “Can anybody write bett...

This is a long dissertation on what it’s like to be a poor white living in a Rust Belt town in Appalachian Kentucky. This somewhat boring (a...

It’s been a little over three years since my last Book Reviews And Comments By Rick O was published. Well get ready, because Volume three is...

What would you do if you ordered condensers from your regular supplier (Continental) and instead received superior condensers from another s...

The author sent me a copy of her novel to read and review: I have a menza menza opinion on Susan St. John’s first novel. I assumed that a...