Reviews and Comments

This... looks like an interesting book.

This is a weird, funny, and often times disturbing book about the U.S. military's research into and application of the paranormal.

Chock full of interesting tid-bits, this reads more like a road-trip through a paranormal carnival, where everyone seems to know each other, rather than a straight-laced, well-cited research book.

Still, this was a very good and interesting read that showcases the sort-of unreal, ridiculous, and idiotic endeavors of a military apparatus.

A brief, but solid overview of anarchism and some of its main tenets.

Would recommend to anyone with a passing interest in anarchism. Won't provide you with deep, intimate knowledge but will provide a base to build on and further explore.

A well written thriller about killer mermaids.

Everything that could have gone wrong, did go wrong in this book. Really enjoyed the forays into the more scientific aspects of marine biology. Great emphasis on the speculative nature of the mermaids, which made them feel quite realized.

A lot of fun.

A slim collection of articles by former VICE journalist Jake Hanrahan.

This collection features very rough, gritty, and in-your-face pieces following niche, underground, and often under-reported issues and individuals. All of the articles were very interesting and varied.

There were about ten blank pages at the end where I felt it could've benefited from another article or two, however.

A fairly straightforward queer fantasy novel following a group as they venture into an unknown and weird location in search of answers to their troubling times.

The relationship between the two main characters was sweet and well-paced. Reading the book often felt like I was next to a campfire. Very hushed and warm.

The ending was slightly anti-climactic, I felt.

Annihilation is a lucid and often disorienting reading experience. Incredibly unique and original ideas. Makes you feel like you just dropped acid.

A weird, windy, and lucid time-and-space-travel murder mystery of sorts.

A lot of very vivid, strange, interesting and often violent imagery and ideas at play in this book.

Does get a bit loose towards the end.

A funny and sad book about a young kid roaming the big city, wondering if the ducks will be okay.

Caulfield is the quintessential angsty teenager, but I still love him and want to help him.

Well written and full of wit. Does show its age at points.

Quite possibly my favorite book ever. Very funny, charming, and often sad at times. Wonderfully written and full of life and humanity.

This is the book that re-ignited my love for reading.