Books
Book reviews, news, and more. If reading is your flavor, this is the place to find great stuff in the literary department.
Tusedays with Morrie
A book that will touch your heart and soul all at once. Have you ever had a friend or family member that you cared about so much? How did it make you feel when you lost that loved one? Mitch Albom was ready when death took his long time friend Morrie. Tusedays with Morrie is a must read and also a book that could change your life in more ways than one.
The Middleages make a fantastic reading
How can a 1,000 page book about a cathedral master builder be a fantastic page-turner?
Night World book one
Book one of this series was very good. It includes the first three stories of the collection all in one book written by L.J. Smith. “Secret Vampire”, “Daughters of Darkness”, and the third story “Spellbinder.” Take a look at a new form of creatures of the night.
Guillermo del Toro’s ‘The Strain’ is on book shelves everywhere
I’ve never read a single book that Guillermo del Toro has written (of which there are very few), but this new book called The Strain may change all that.
It’s a vampire book. Nothing new there. But from the reviews I’ve read, the real unique aspect of it may be the “technical nature” in which it’s written. Almost like a Tom Clany novel with vampires?
Stuff I bought this week
There is a new series on Pop Critics in which I will share what things I’ve purchased throughout the week to fix my entertainment addiction.
ABC Hot for Sci-fi Drama ‘Flash Forward’
After some heated bidding, a spec script by Blade filmmaker David S. Goyer and Star Trek veteran Brannon Braga is close to landing at ABC. ABC is hoping the series, Flash Forward, could be a worthy companion to Lost.
Based on Robert J. Sawyer’s sci-fi novel, Flash Forward chronicles the chaos that ensues after A [...]
Clooney Going Up in the Air
According to Variety, George Clooney is in talks to star in Up in the Air, an adaptation of the Walter Kirn novel that Jason Reitman adapted and will direct for DreamWorks.
Alex Proyas Developing Robert Heinlein’s The Unpleasant Profession of Jonathan Hoag
You never know what you’re going to get when Hollywood adapts classic sci-fi stories so I’m not sure whether to be excited about this news or just go ahead and be disappointed. But Alex Proyas, who is most famous for directing Dark City and I, Robot (and the upcoming Knowing) has optioned the rights to Robert Heinlein’s novela The Unpleasant Profession of Jonathan Hoag.
Release Date For The Time Traveler’s Wife
“The Time Traveler’s Wife” by Audrey Niffenegger is one of the best books I’ve read in the past several years. I was completely excited to hear they were making it into a movie and I’ve been anxiously awaiting the adaptation ever since. Now, finally, we know the release date.

