Insurgent begins directly where Divergent left off. Straight in the middle of all the action and explosions. Which is exactly, dear reade...

Jack London was best known for his novels, such as Call of the Wild , White Fang , and The Sea-Wolf , just to name a few. But what if hi...

The Russian Far East, early December 1997. Vladimir Markov is dead, killed in gruesome fashion. The killer is obvious: a Siberian tige...

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The Pluto Files: The Rise and Fall of America's Favorite Planet by Neil deGrasse Tyson My very educated mother just served us nine ...

I'm going to pose a seemingly nonsensical riddle worthy of the Mad Hatter: How are good dystopian novels like gangster films from the ...

Last year, Morgan Spurlock put out Supersized , which is kind of an unofficial graphic novel companion to his 2004 documentary, Super Size ...

As I look at my notes for books to discuss here this month, I find myself looking forward, rather than back: what are the books I've s...

Ephiram Scott's life is in a rut when he discovers a dead boy who looks exactly like him--so much so that Ephiram's mother thought E...

The Knife of Never Letting Go , Part 1 of the Chaos Walking trilogy by Patrick Ness, has been mentioned a few times on this site, when its...