Easton Livingston's Reality Imagination
Fiction is the reality of the imagination.
I’ve mentioned before that I happen to be a superhero prose novel aficionado. At the moment, I’m reading a Daredevil novel called The Cutting Edge by Madeline E. Robins and I’m enjoying it right from the get. I’m only 24 pages in but I have a feeling about this one.
This is not the same feeling I got when I started Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.: Empyre. I should have taken that as a sign.
It’s been a little while since I had a review. I just finished a novel with one of my all-time favorite superheroes. With the all the craziness that’s been going on working behind the scenes, it took a good minute to finish it. Longer than what I would have wanted. But finish it I did. Let me tell you…
This is probably the most book reviews I’ve written on this website since its inception. At this rate, we may have quite a few this year. Today, we’re going to look at a book from 1987 form the creator of Jurassic Park, Michael Crichton in the novel Sphere.
Yes. I’m coming in with another book already. When I’m not writing, I’ll be reading for the most part. This one was short and written for a younger age group. After all of the reviews I’ve given which have been thumbs down, will I finally read a superhero novel that cuts the mustard or is it true that all these kinds of books are not good? My opinion right here, right now in the review of Justice League: Wings of War.
I said recently that I’m on a mission to read more in 2018. I’ve just completed my first book and I like to share with others my thoughts on the stories I’ve been losing myself in. This review is about a young team of mutants from the Marvel universe called Generation X.