Paul’s Book Reviews
Seven short book reviews: fiction, science fiction, mystery/thriller
Muscle Memory
We probably rely on muscle memory more than we realize.
Thirteen Days to Go
Different shirts, same assholes. They were fascists then and they’re fascists now.
Dogs and Fireworks and Bunnies, Oh My!
Donna and I celebrated New Year’s Eve with dinner and a movie: I grilled steaks, which we ate on trays while watching Harrison Ford chew up the scenery in Air Force One.
Seasonal Encroachment Disorder
Looking back at some of my earlier pre-Christmas blog posts, maybe I have a touch of seasonal depression. Well, at least I’m in good company, right?
Paul’s Top Ten Reads 2020
I read a few nonfiction titles in 2020, but the pandemic drove me to seek escape in novels: fiction, science fiction, horror, and thrillers. These are my reviews of the ten books I most enjoyed reading this year. All were solid four- and five-star reads.
The Children’s Table
Funny how that desk doesn’t look so tiny when real presidents sit behind it, huh?
Paul’s Book Reviews: SF, Fiction, YA
“I was having an emotion, and I hate that.”
— Exit Strategy by Martha Wells