Review of Skoll's Diary by Sean C. Wright What a terrific, compelling read! Skoll’s Diary is a real page turner that I read in 2 days. A lot of fun, excitement, and suspense as Sean C. Wright weaves a new world and societal structure with strange locales, exotic plants, and animals. But then the tale takes a serious turn and asks questions of what one is willing to exchange in order to survive, and issues of personal sacrifice. The characters are rich and dimensional their personalities resonating in a very real and powerful way. It’s extremely well written with great pace, excitement, and drama, especially in its denouement. This is an easy 5 stars.
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As promised, and in no particular order, are some of the books I’ve read and reread. All of these have inspired me in one way or another. Dracula Bram Stoker The Hound of the Baskervilles Arthur Conan Doyle A Princess of Mars/Tarzan of the Apes Edgar Rice Burroughs Hunchback of Notre Dame Victor Hugo Interpreta...
Some of my favorite films
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Here’s a short list of few movies that have entertained and inspired me over the years (the complete list would be huge). If you want to add some of your favorites to my list, hit the comments. I’ll add books and music, soon. Alien, Psycho, King Kong the original, Pulp Fiction, She Wore a Yellow Ribbon, Casablanca, The Godfather, Goodfellas, Lawrence of Arabia, Star Wars: A New Hope, Silence of the Lambs, Dr. Strangelove, The Pink Panther, Some Like It Hot, Lord of the Rings, Unforgiven, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Jurassic Park, Fargo, North by Northwest.
What I would do in a zombie Apocalypse?
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I've thought a lot about the looming zombie apocalypse. Really. When half-rotten (or in some cases, fully rotten) corpses reanimate and feast on the living, what the hell would I do? How would I defend our home? More importantly, how would I defend my family? I've recently concluded a very thorough analysis of my current planning, and it seems my defensive strategies aren't very good. To be a little more precise, they stink on ice. So I decided that I needed advice. Then it dawned on me. Who would know more about killing zombies than screenwriters? With that in mind, I popped some popcorn and downloaded several of the best zombie movies of all time. Sadly, the results were not very encouraging. SPOILER ALERT – If you haven't seen these movies I sort of give away the endings. I could stay and defend my family like in Night of the Living Dead (1968) – Unfortunately, the movie ends with photos of the hero being dumped on a pile of burning bodies. O...
Dante Eternal's Virtual Bookshelf: One Eight Seven by: H.L. LeRoy w/ Review
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Waceland - a review
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WACELAND Coyote, a teenage girl in a post-apocalyptic landscape, must save her little sister by crossing a desert to reach the fabled town of Midian, all while being hunted by a pack of bloodthirsty mercenaries and outlaws. But is Midian harbouring even darker secrets than the moonlit dunes of the Akchain Territory? Through her barbaric journey, Coyote must find the strength within to keep her humanity without losing her life. It's violent. It's mad. It's Waceland. -Blurb from Amazon.com Review: Coyote Singh has a knack. In the post-apocalyptic ruins of Waceland, she can find the artifacts and weapons that bring a little money and a certain measure of respect. All that's fine, but her mind is focused on getting out of Bone Town and to the mythical city of Midian where they might be able to heal her dying sister, Anika. That is, if Midian exists. But Coyote Singh has a knack and with it, she'd find the city or die trying. Waceland is a tightly ...