FRANKLYN C. THOMAS

A man with a taste for killing young women finds his world upended by two inconvenient situations with women. One of them is the...

At the end of a bloody war with the machines that once served humanity, with the world’s population cut into less than a third, Cormac...

Over the years, the Department of Military Sciences, Echo Team, and Joe Ledger have faced off against zombie outbreaks, evil hackers, Men...

A teenage girl from Kansas and her pet are swept up in a tornado and deposited in a magical land where, along with a band of misfits,...

Over the last couple of years, I’ve become a fan of Chris Pavone. I’ve worked backward through his catalog, starting with his most...

Okay, first of all, I will never call a book bad. Not in a review, at any rate. An artist poured several hours, days, months, even...

I should start by stating that I’m a longtime fan of Christopher Moore. I was in Hudson News at JFK Airport in 2007 when I stumbled onto...

2011’s Ready Player One is both an ode to 80’s culture and old-school gaming, and a love letter to cultural touchstones for readers of a...

I am always impressed by a story that attempts several narrative goals or blends several genres and pulls them off effectively. M.R....

An endorsement by—and a comparison to—one of my favorite authors was enough to make me snatch The Everything Box from the discount bin. ...

In October, I saw a flyer for an event at a local high school, where Andy Weir would promote Artemis, his second published novel.  It was...

I wasn’t expecting to see poetry when I cracked open Long Way Down. I had heard great things about this novel, how it was a nominee for...

Ever wonder what became of the Mystery Inc. kids from Scooby-Doo? After all the years of fake hauntings, bogus monsters, and old men in...

Take one part slave narrative, mix with one part contemporary social commentary, and mix with a dash of metaphor, taken literally, and...

My second Neil Gaiman book this summer, The Ocean at the End of the Lane is a much shorter, more concentrated burst of the surreal...

If you're a fan of this series, all of its hallmarks are on display...

Since 2001, I would pass by American Gods in the bookstore and think, “Oh, hey, that’s the guy that wrote Sandman, the comic book dude.” ...

Every year, it seems, I read a book that sucks me in and makes me take notice. It makes me power through it despite fatigue, work, other...

So the first book I’ve read this year is The Accident. And wow. The Accident the second book I’ve read from Chris Pavone, the first...