Category Archives: Reviews
Yet Another Hunger Games Book Review (The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins)
Well, I finally broke down and read the first book in the Hunger Games series – the aptly titled The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. I had downloaded the series on the Kindle when they offered a highly discounted version … Continue reading
The Reconstructionist by Nick Arvin
Few books packed the punch that Nick Arvin‘s Articles of War did for me. I really enjoyed it and was fortunate enough to have the author participate in a Q&A as well. So I was excited about the release of his … Continue reading
Kicking at the Darkness: Bruce Cockburn and the Christian Imagination by Brian J. Walsh
I have been a fan of Bruce Cockburn‘s music since I was in high school. I have dozens of his albums and generally buy each new release. Granted, our politics don’t exactly line up perfectly but I have always appreciated … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Brian J. Walsh, Bruce Cockburn, music, non-fiction, Philosophy, pop culture, Postmodernism, Religion and Spirituality
Leave a comment
An American Spy by Olen Steinhauer
With An American Spy Olen Steinhauer continues to explore both the mechanics of spy craft and the moral tension inherent in the trade using Milo Weaver as his lens. With this third volume in the series, Weaver is no longer … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged espionage, Espionage Fiction, Fiction, Milo Weaver, Olen Steinhauer, thrillers
Leave a comment
Troll Valley by Lars Walker
Who knows what you call it. But it is engaging, entertaining, often thought provoking and for $3 a real steal. Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Christianity, Fiction, historical fiction, Lars Walker, magical realism, Minnesota, Norwegians, Speculative fiction
1 Comment