The Reading Junkie

Carl Stephenson paints a beautiful and easy to digest picture of life in a traditional feudal society during the Early and High Middle Ages. That̵...

How did Palpatine end up in Hell? It's an interesting story, but boils down to a simple answer. He set himself up for it....

John Landon, the most brilliant robotics scientist to ever live, is on the verge of reaching his own utopia; to reverse a tragedy that devastated his ...

Editor’s Note: I’ve discussed gender politics and issues at length in past blog entries. Our newest writer on the team, Alexander Shaw, do...

Summary: Alita is fun and beautifully done, and well worth seeing. Feminists’ reviews were savage. Their attacks reveal much about them and the new ...

This is a re-post Chet Richard's review and the book author's responses to his observations and analysis. stands on its own two feet and needs no add...

Steven Spielberg’s Saving Private Ryan wowed audiences around the world from the first moment it hit theaters. The epic war film was so good. It was...

Synopsis: A group of archeologists discovers the rambling diary of a tortured soul slowly going mad. There's no consistent logic, coherent meaning, or...

A group of archeologists discovers the rambling diary of a tortured soul slowly going mad. There's no consistent logic, coherent meaning, or even an a...

Synopsis: One boring night on Amazon Prime, I stumbled across the 2015 Russian WWI flick Battalion. Woman warriors march to the front lines, bayonets ...

Synopsis: In The Madman and the Hand-cranked Blow Dryer, a group of archeologists discover the rambling diary of a tortured soul slowly going mad. Th...

This was Natalya Meklin, an excellent combat pilot who flew PO-2 short-range low altitude night bombers into the thick of heavily defended Nazi strong...