“Always have papers in your hand, walk fast, and look worried. Fewer people bother you.” Interestingly and funnily enough, I experienced this at a job I once had, though we used a clipboard, not papers. Even funnier is the whimsical nonsense in Average Civil Employee:...

In A Space Odd-Yssey, author Dr. Edward Rhoads takes readers on a hilariously wild ride through the solar system. The plot centers around the crew of the Odd-Yssey, who embark on a mission to rescue the WMDs (Women who Make Decisions) from the clutches of...

In A Pocket Full of Haddock by Keven Shevels, the story unfolds in 1932 at The Dirty Old Heifer pub in the village of St. Mary Mediocre, on the outskirts of Slagbottom. Named after the late husband of its current owner, Alice Clackbottom, nee Minger,...

All the Characters by Golden November is exactly that since it does feel like every name that has come across Milestoneville in print is in this edition of the series, although I'd challenge keen readers to see who isn't. November has gifted readers again with...

A Song of Ice and Haddock is the second book in The Dogsbreath Histories. Keven Shevels continues to chronicle the history and exploits of the Dogsbreath family as Ivor the Dogsbreath takes center stage. Ivor encounters Colon the Barbarian on his way to the Dark...

Alien a la Carte is a work of fiction in the science fiction and comedy genres. It is aimed at mature adult readers and was penned by LizaRose Alderson. The book follows the life of wannabe xeno-nutritionist Bae as he settles into his compromise career...

Adventures in Mythopoeia by John Dolan is an epic and endlessly intriguing novel that journeys from the slums of London to the country homes of the wealthy, with stops in between in rural villages, a castle in Wales, the green lawns of Oxford University, and...

It is the year 1922. A routine tourist expedition goes horribly wrong when archaeologist Sam Raia Biming and his crew hear a terrifying scream and discover a blood-covered gold ankh amulet of Horus at an ancient burial site in Stonehenge. Meanwhile, the Helm of Amun...

Ace Carroway And The Deadly Violin is an action-adventure novel written by Guy Worthey. It is the sixth installment of Guy Worthey's The Adventures of Ace Carroway series. P. Charles Derkin, the concertmaster of the Toronto Symphony, feels distraught when he inherits a presumably cursed...

When the musical Cats meets Raymond Chandler’s Philip Marlowe is probably where the alternative universe created by author Chip Weinert in A Curious Cat in a Dead Dog’s Town intersects with reality. Duke Hazzard is hard-bitten, hard-up, and cynical cat who loves surfing and would...