
The Border Trilogy: Picador Classic
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With an introduction by Rachael Kushner. In the vanishing world of the Old West, two cowboys begin...

The Low Voices
Manuel Rivas and Jonathan Dunne
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The Low Voices is a novel about life, it is life itself telling stories, it is the memory of the...

The Outsorcerer's Apprentice
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A HAPPY WORKFORCE, IT IS SAID, IS A PRODUCTIVE WORKFORCE. Try telling that to an army of belligerent...

Dead Heat: An Alpha and Omega Novel
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The Alpha and Omega novels transport readers into the realm of the werewolf, where Charles Cornick...

Fables: Volume 01
Craig Hamilton, Mark Buckingham, Lan Medina and Steve Leialoha
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For the first time ever, Bill Willingham's acclaimed, Eisner Award-winning series FABLES is...

Alex Kapranos recommended Moanin' in the Moonlight by Howlin Wolf in Music (curated)
My goodness, I forgot to review the rest of these!
Anyway, I liked the book. I loved reading about Clawdeen.
Like the other books before it, this takes place after Frights Camera Action (Brownie points)
The Wolf Family having a reunion which puts a lot of pressure on Clawdeen who's trying to balance family with her friends and hobbies. She admits in an entry early on that her family doesn't quite understand her commitment to her hobby & her friends and boy, oh boy did I feel that.
I literally have zero complaints about this book.
I do, however, wish these were longer. The story itself is 110 pages long. The rest of the pages are blank journal pages you can write in and a preview of Draculaura's diary but I understand why these are so short so it's okay.
Overall, I loved reading about Clawdeen and her life!

Charlotte (184 KP) rated Howl (Sin City Wolf #1) in Books
Feb 15, 2021
Possible spoilers
Everly is a strong independent woman, she's had to be with the past that she's had. She's also a phenomenal drummer who has hidden depths, even from herself.
I enjoyed following her journey of discovery and seeing things unfold between her and Cristaldo (which was pretty damn hot).
I would, however, have liked to have experienced Everly's initial transformation with her and seen how she reacted to her wolf and see her dealing with how different life was about to become.
I'm glad that this is only the beginning of what I'm sure will be a fantastic series. I think it shows werewolves in a slightly different way to what has been about for a while.
As a bonus, if you're a standalone lover then this is perfect as the ending doesn't involve a cliffhanger. However, you can totally see that there is much more to be discovered...... Cristaldo is a twin so......

Awix (3310 KP) rated The Wolf Man (1941) in Movies
May 8, 2021
Solid story, decently structured; the wolf man make-up is honestly not that great, and neither is Chaney's performance, but the rest of the cast is decent and the plot rattles along. Notable as the film which established the 'rules' of lycanthropy as far as mainstream cinema is concerned. As ever, probably more interesting from a historical point of view than as a genuine piece of entertainment, but still a film which has deservedly resonated in the culture.

The Carnivorous Carnival (ASOUE #9)
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Dear Reader, The word "carnivorous," which appears in the title of this book, means...
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