Monthly Archives: March 2013

Amazing Writing From Ray Bradbury

Posted on March 27, 2013 by Armand Inezian

I’m rereading Fahrenheit 451 and am once again reminded of Bradbury’s poetic stride when it comes to language. Here’s a great passage in which our protagonist, Guy Montag, realizes just how messed up his wife, Mildred, is, as he recalls … Continue reading →

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Seven Wonders by Adam Christopher: A Review

Posted on March 22, 2013 by Armand Inezian

The bottom line: Fun and punchy writing gets together with superheroes and a dynamic (if not somewhat stretchy) plot to produce some spectacular (and I don’t use the word loosely) scenarios, but unfortunately lacking depth in certain key areas. If … Continue reading →

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7 Interesting Facts About the Original Novel of Dracula

Posted on March 6, 2013 by Armand Inezian

Dracula may not have been the first vampire story, but it blended elements of myth, legend, drama, horror and romance (and a distinctly British perspective) to create the modern vampire novel. Interestingly, however, many people have not actually read the … Continue reading →

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