Book Review: “The Passenger” by Cormac McCarthy
It took me a while—as everything McCarthy has written has—but The Passenger was my ninth read of the year. And what can I say about this piece? I almost don’t know what I’ve read. It doesn’t make sense, and there’s no neat ending, and I can’t help but feel that that’s the point. It opens…
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Book Review: “Backlash” by S. A. Hoag
S. A. Hoag’s Backlash is my eighth read of the year. I wanted to review the works of other indie authors, and Hoag is the first. Backlash follows three characters after a great war has devastated the land. They volunteer to protect the last vestiges of humanity from the new world’s dangers. These three share…
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Book Review: “Grave Predictions”
Grave Predictions was my seventh read of 2023. I picked up Grave Predictions because it contained Harlan Ellison’s “I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream.” I’d always wanted to check out this short story but could never find it anywhere—and I didn’t want to pirate it. Then, after a chat with friends about disturbing…
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Joshua G. J. Insole 