Furnace by Livia Llewellyn – The Solute Book Club
The last story in Furnace, “The Unattainable,” isn’t a horror story like the other in…
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The Solute Book Club: FURNACE (An Introduction)
Before True Detective helped propel cosmic horror into mainstream pop culture, there was a whole confluence…
Year of the Month – The Power of Myth by Joseph Campbell
I get a similar feeling from reading The Power of Myth that I get from listening to…
Year of the Month – EARLY SPRING
Dozens of white shirts depart the homes of husbands, dissatisfied wives, to return to work,…
Late YOTM: The Prestige
“Have you considered the cost?” “Money is no object.” “Yes, but have you considered the…
Year of the Month – Early Summer
The plot of Early Summer can be boiled down to about a paragraph. The Mamiya family…
The Four Traits of Walt Whitman
Before and after the pandemic struck, one of my main goals as a writer and…
MISBEHAVIN’: THE DRAMATIC COMEDY OF SUCCESSION & THE RIGHTEOUS GEMSTONES
The dysfunctions of the wealthy and powerful have been a part of fiction just as…
Year Of The Month – Dune (1965)
Its hard not to compare Star Wars and Dune when reading the latter decades after their respective…
Year Of The Month – YOU OUGHT TO BE IN PICTURES
Forty plus years before Who Framed Roger Rabbit, You Ought To Be In Pictures depicted cartoons…