Review: The Rabbi and the Condemned
The latest book by author Brian Bandell asks interesting questions about criminal justice, capital punishment, and forgiveness.
The latest book by author Brian Bandell asks interesting questions about criminal justice, capital punishment, and forgiveness.
Unfortunately, 1964’s The Wanderer proved too much for me with its over exposition. Sadly, another novel that I had to put down.
My review of the 1963 classic, Planet of the Apes, a must-read in the sci-fi canon.
Wherein I revisit Stories of Erondell and discuss my thoughts on it four years later.
Book 33 on my list is an exploration of humanity and what it means to have one toe in the human world and one in the alien world.
The Man in the High Castle is an alternate history story that examines life if the Axis Powers had won World War II.
My favourite book on my list so far! I highly recommend the emotionally compelling Flowers for Algernon.
Book 29 on my list is an epic novel spanning millennia that illustrates the fragility of mankind and all our knowledge.
I was really excited for Starship Troopers, but unfortunately it was another Heinlein novel I had to put down.
In this post I offer a quick review of Science Fiction: A Literary History, and dive into two interesting themes: techno-anxiety and reacting to the zeitgeist.