I, Popeye

Review: Robert McCammon’s “The Border”

As I stated elsewhere, probably my favorite book of Robert McCammon’s, vying for first place with the more recent Matthew Corbett Series, was 1987′s Swan Song, and mostly that because it is a post-apocalyptic story – as far as I know, his only one. If you haven’t read Swan Song, then you are not a

I write like WHO??

Check out the I Write Like online writing analyzer. I don’t know how valid it is, but it’s interesting. I entered a few paragraphs of chapter 1 of my novelette, “Katydid”, and it says that I write like James Fenimore Cooper. This could be seen as both complimentary and not so complimentary, depending on how you

Review: Dean R. Koontz’ “Innocence”

Innocence is fairly standard Koontz, but perhaps better than he’s written these last several years. It’s more like old-style Koontz, which I prefer. Typically, the genre is kind of mixed, more or less post-apocalyptic with paranormal and some horror thrown in or thereabouts. If you like Koontz, you will probably really like this book. There

Bookshelf

I, Popeye – An Author’s & Filmmaker’s Meanderings

Review: Robert McCammon’s “The Border”

I write like WHO??

Review: Dean R. Koontz’ “Innocence”