Tag Archives: book-reviews

World War Z

I just finished reading World War Z, which means I’m like three years late to the zombie party, right? Well, fuck you. I was like fifteen years early. I was memorizing the locations of balconies and gun-selling sporting goods stores … Continue reading

Google ReaderRedditFacebookStumbleUponTwitterInstapaperShare
Posted in reviews | Tagged , , | 2 Comments

Everybody Wants Some

I just finished reading Ian Christe’s book Everybody Wants Some, a history of Van Halen. I heard about this on the Talking Metal podcast, which is abuzz with news of this original-lineup reunion, minus Michael Anthony on bass, replaced by … Continue reading

Google ReaderRedditFacebookStumbleUponTwitterInstapaperShare
Posted in general | Tagged , | Leave a comment

The Plot Against the High Castle

I just finished reading Philip Roth’s The Plot Against America yesterday. When I saw a ton of hipster types reading it on the subways a few years ago, I assumed it was some kind of anti-Bush screed. (And by some … Continue reading

Google ReaderRedditFacebookStumbleUponTwitterInstapaperShare
Posted in general | Tagged | Leave a comment

High Fidelity – Nick Hornby

BOOK REVIEW High Fidelity – Nick Hornby I read this book about a year ago and thought “oh fuck! this guy has taken about every theme from my first piece-of-shit book Summer Rain and incorporated them into a novel that’s … Continue reading

Google ReaderRedditFacebookStumbleUponTwitterInstapaperShare
Posted in general | Tagged | Leave a comment