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Anti-Christ: A Satirical End of Days
Matthew Moses
Booklocker.com, Inc., 2007
God, are you there? If so, are you laughing as hard as me?
+ I hope you like laughing...
+ Better than you'd think
+ Symbolic of America Today
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Foop!
Chris Genoa
Eraserhead Press, 2005
Loved it!
+ A funny first effort from an up-and-coming author
I really enjoyed Foop! and simply can not wait for more of his stuff to get published. The story was whimsical but still had a serious note of social commentary. His writing style would make me laugh if the plot of book was a guy reading a cereal box.
Buy it, read it, give it to a friend!
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Repo Man (Collector's Edition)
Jennifer Balgobin, Olivia Barash
Universal Studios, 2006
A movie destined to be a Cult icon: The dark side of Pop culture.
+ Repo Man: Alex Cox's Quest For The Holy Grail.
+ Classic
+ The One That Got Away
+ Plate o'shirmp
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Superman: Red Son (Elseworlds)
Mark Millar
DC Comics, 2004
Very Cool Alternate Storyline About The Man of Steel
+ Superman is real and he's Russian
+ Really Impressive
+ Amazing story
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Unmanned (Y: The Last Man, Vol. 1)
Brian K. Vaughan
Vertigo, 2003
Better than I had hoped
+ Best graphic novel since Jeff Smith's 'Bone'
+ I Am Woman, Hear Me Roar
+ Hooked!
+ Reads best as a SERIES
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3rd Rock From The Sun - Season 4
Jane Curtin, John Lithgow
Starz / Anchor Bay, 2006
A great show
+ Love this show!
+ 3rd Rock From the Sun Season 4
+ Great season! Buy it all and see for yourself.
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Audition (Uncut Special Edition)
Ryo Ishibashi, Eihi Shiina
Lions Gate, 2005
A MUST OWN, MUST BUY, GET IT NOW TYPE OF FILM
+ Symbolism for subject matter beyond the guise of violence
+ Loved it
AUDITION
If there ever was a movie that I would no doubt say is one of the best movies ever if I was asked this would be it, in fact I would say that this is in the top 10. To those who have yet to see this film know now that you are in for a ride that you will never forget. J-Horror has become ...
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The Yoga of Time Travel: How the Mind Can Defeat Time
Fred Alan Wolf
Quest Books, 2004
A different angle on time
+ Delightfully Crazy Book
As a mental health professional, I recognized Wolf's context of going into the past, since I have led many clients into the past by recreating experiences that hurt them and gave a poor perception of the world. When I take them back, I can have them re-look at the experience from the ones who ...
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Counterclockwise
Roger L. Conlee
Pale Horse Books, 2006
The best of both worlds
+ The battle of Los Angeles
+ A Wonderful Tale
+ Second Novel a Winner
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3rd Rock From the Sun - Season 2
John Lithgow, Kristen Johnston
Starz / Anchor Bay, 2005
3rd Rock Fun
+ Laughter is the best medicine...!
+ 3rd Rock From the Sun is 1st rate fun!
+ Funny Show!
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What Might Have Been: Imaginary History from Twelve Leading Historians (Phoenix Paperback Series)
Orion Publishing, 2005
"That men do not learn very much from the lessons of history ,is the most important lesson that history has to teach us ."
+ What If? Questions we've all asked
There are several similar books on Alternate History,and this is as good as any of them. Many of them cover the same event and write an alternate version to what happened.The Editor suggests that the first rule for "What If " history-writing should be to keep it as believable as possible;and that ...
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The Foresight War
Anthony G. Williams
Authors OnLine Ltd., 2004
Brilliantly thought out, solidly researched
+ Down to Earth and believable
+ Just plain cool
+ A Nice Little Book
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Days of Infamy (Pearl Harbor)
Harry Turtledove
Roc, 2005
A suspenseful masterpiece that makes you wish for more.
+ Americans under Occupation
+ Not a bad read.
+ First of a two-part alternative history of Pearl Harbour
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Children of Men, the
P. D. James
Penguin Books, 1999
New Genre of Dystopia., 13 Oct 2007
+ Perfect for this genre...
+ not at all like the movie but a good read
Fantastically written. It describes a future dystopia with so much enigmatic character and charisma that you feel like you are literally on the brink. Character development is not slow or contrived; neither is the emotional impact. The characters have apparent flaws, stern resolve and lovable ...
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The Lurker at the Threshold
H. P. Lovecraft, August Derleth
Running Press, 2003
Good read.
+ The horror that never dies
I really enjoyed this book. If you like Lovecraft stories, then it is worth reading. Derleth did a good job at creating the proper mood and enough suspense to keep you wanting to read more.
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