There are many easy stereotypes one could assign to the 208 pages of The Tao of Wu: a celebrity autobiography, with inherent narcissism masked as gratitude; a tale of the hip-hop life, replete with salacious stories of crime,...
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Read MoreReading Fiction is something of a mindset. While I can peruse blogs and articles all day, to immerse myself in the fictional world of another author’s imagination is a bit more of a temporal and intellectual commitment....
Read MoreMy first exposure to Neil Gaiman was his 1990 offering (co-authored with Terry Pritchard) Good Omens, a book of wry, sarcastic wit and mature religious satire, all elements that are right in my wheelhouse. His...
Read MoreA quick review and recommendation of Chuck Palahniuk's 2011 novel Damned.
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