The Outfit (1963)
A review of “The Outfit” (1963), the third book in the “Parker” series, where Parker attempts to stop the syndicate from harassing him once and for all.
A review of “The Outfit” (1963), the third book in the “Parker” series, where Parker attempts to stop the syndicate from harassing him once and for all.
A review of “Children of Time” (2015), exploring how Tchaikovsky delivers a sweeping, biologically rich epic that reimagines evolution, intelligence, and civilization across millennia.
A curated list of classic and contemporary weird tales and cosmic horror stories.
A review of “Best Served Cold” (2009), by Joe Abercrombie, a standalone grimdark fantasy novel in the First Law universe.
A review of “The Man with the Getaway Face” (1963), discussing how Westlake transformed the hardboiled crime genre.
A review of “The Man in the High Castle” (1962), written by Philip K. Dick. Beginning my exploration of the 13-story boxed set from Library of America.
A review of “Blackwater” (1983), written by Michael McDowell. A Southern Gothic, horror/drama set in Alabama that spans several decades.
A review of “The Hunter” (1962), written by Donald E. Westlake. I compare the book and the film adaptation by John Boorman, “Point Blank” (1967).