incunabular illumination

The Fifth Angel stunk. Stink, stank, stunk . The whole premise seems to be based on this thought: Man, child molesters/abusers really b...

The Alchemist's Daughter follows the life of a young woman in 17th century England who lives alone with her father--the alchemist -...

Wake of Vultures is the first of the The Shadow series by Lila Bowen, a pen name for Delilah Dawson , which sounds like the secret identi...

I'm breaking this review into two parts for convenience, mainly because this book was dragging so badly that I decided to give up on i...

Neal, Neal, Neal. You've done it again my man.  The Diamond Age; Or a Young Lady's Illustrated Primer is an older book from ...

Mark Barrowcliffe is a funny guy. I guess he's also written some Viking style fantasy fiction under a pen name, and I think he also w...

I picked up the   The Notebooks of Don Rigoberto   at a library book sale. This novel by Mario Vargas Llosa—translated by Edith Grossman—i...

First off, thanks so much to the folks in Erving, who were nice enough to bring this book for us to help celebrate my office 's 20th a...

The Rule of Four appears to be the first book by Ian Caldwell, which he co-authored with Dustin Thomason. The info on the book jacket ind...