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Tag Archives: authors

Book Review: Drood, by Dan Simmons


Drood. Dan Simmons. 2009. Hatchette Book Group. Hardback. $9 I’ve been wanting to read a Dan Simmons tome – and I do mean tome – for years. Originally, I had anticipated reading his Hyperion Cantos series first. This collection of four novels has become a science fiction classic around which science fiction enthusiasts have developed…

September 22, 2013 in Book Review, Education, Geography, History, Literature.

Book Review: The Cabinet of Curiosities


The Cabinet of Curiosities, by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child. Grand Central Publishing. 2002. Paperback. 626pgs. $6. I read as often as I can, as much as I can. In my younger years of the 1970s and 80s, in middle school and high school, I would push my dirty clothes against the bottom of my…

March 19, 2013 in Book Review, Geography, Literature.
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