Book Reviews And Comments By Rick O

  Do you remember the line in Don McLean’s 1971 song American Pie ...the day the music died? Well, when Ernest Hemingway published his first...

  In 1938 Kathrine Kressmann Taylor wrote a classic novel (really a 79-page short story), Address Unknown , that unfortunately still resona...

  There are storytellers and tale-tellers and then there is Amor Towles, a Cormac McCarthy disciple if ever I saw one. Having read his A Ge...

This is a guest post by Deron O: Imagine looking at your bookshelves and suddenly seeing them burst through the walls and stretch off into i...

What does it take to be a witch? Very little. If a neighbor or an indentured servant doesn’t like you, he/she can plant some symbol of the d...

The following review is another guest review from Ed O'Hare, an up & coming acclaimed reviewer: Dave Grohl has for years served as r...

The following is a guest review from my friend, Ed O'Hare, a voracious reader in his own right, and an accomplished arbiter and commenta...

The story of Pounce, the nanny bot, and his charge, eight-year-old Ezra is endearing as well as violent. C. Robert Cargill writes an apocaly...

Anne Sebba gives the reader a chilling look at the death of Ethel Rosenberg, who along with her husband, Julius, were convicted of giving At...