I’ve gotten three very overdue reviews written and posted on Blogcritics, if anyone is interested in checking them out. I reviewed the new, reissue editions of two iconic novels in the vampire genre, and a DVD.<\/p>\n
DVD Review:<\/a> Inside the Actors Studio: Robin Williams<\/i><\/p>\n Book Review:<\/a> The Stress of Her Regard<\/i> by Tim Powers<\/p>\n Book Review:<\/a> The Vampire Tapestry<\/i> by Suzy McKee Charnas<\/p>\n It was the power outage that finally enabled me to read the books, because I couldn’t do much else. (The Powers book is 427 pages long and is actually set in smaller<\/em> type than Mortal Touch<\/em>. I know that doesn’t sound possible, but it’s true! *wry grin*) I have to say that vampire novels are enhanced when read curled up in a recliner in front of a fire, in an otherwise freezing cold, dark house, with an icy wind whining outside and the only light a camping lantern, oil lamps and candles. All I needed was a few bats to come down from the attic and flit around, but they, sensible things, are hibernating until spring. \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I’ve gotten three very overdue reviews written and posted on Blogcritics, if anyone is interested in checking them out. I reviewed the new, reissue editions of two iconic novels in the vampire genre, and a DVD. DVD Review: Inside the … Continue reading