book reviews – Page 10 – Jonathan Moeller, Pulp Writer

The books of Jonathan Moeller

Temples, Tombs, and Hieroglyphs, by Barbara Mertz

This is an engaging popular history of ancient Egypt, from the ancient pre-Dynastic period up to the Roman conquest. It’s

The premise of “Elantris” is simple. Occasionally people are taken by a mysterious condition called the Shaod that bestows immortality,

I read a lot, but it occurred to me today that I also happen to skim things a great deal.

This is an altogether excellent book about the assassination of Abraham Lincoln and the subsequent 12-day manhunt for John Wilkes

All talk of opening a can of soup aside, I finished a volume of Michael Moorcock’s “Elric” stories, and my

Via marycatelli, here is an excellent essay on one of Michael Moorcock’s essays by superversive/Tom Simon, criticizing Moorcook’s rather ill-founded

Jim Hines writes his own thoughts on Robert E. Heinlein, and links to one of my posts in the process,

(This is a review I originally wrote about two and a half years ago – in light of recent discussions,

Apropos of the last post on Robert E. Heinlein and modern intellectual fads, here is an interesting article from Sarah

“Mistborn: Final Empire” is a trilogy, but I’m going to split the review into two parts: the first book “Mistborn”,