The battle between physical and digital media rages on in The Booksellers. In general, I think we here at Pop Culture Beast are big fans of real objects: discs, action … Read More
Book Review: The Greatest Brick Builds: Amazing Creations in Lego
The Greatest Brick Builds: Amazing Creations in Lego, with an introduction by sculptor and master builder Nathan Sawaya, is a gorgeous view of amazing builds done simply with Legos. With … Read More
Books Turned into Successful TV Series
With even the most famous Hollywood stars making a transition from cinema to TV series, the demand for the latter has grown increasingly over the last few years. With this in … Read More
Book Review: Geekerella A Fangirl Fairy Tale by Ashley Poston
Elle Wittimer is a fandom geek. More specifically, a Starfield geek. Her father founded a convention dedicated it it, so she grew up in the fandom naturally. Until her father … Read More
Books: The Bone Witch by Rin Chupeco
The Bone Witch Rin Chupeco’s latest novel is striking – I haven’t read anything quite like it, and found it wonderful. It will be released on 07 March 2017, and … Read More
Book: All Our Wrong Todays by Elan Mastai
All Our Wrong Todays is the first novel by Elan Mastai, and is receiving serious praise. Well deserved praise in my estimation. We meet Tom Barren, the one who destroyed … Read More
Book: Snitch by Dharma Kelleher
Snitch, the second novel in Dharma Kelleher‘s Shea Stevens series is as fast, thrilling, and improbable as they come. And that’s what makes it such a fun read. Shea Stevens … Read More
Book Review: A Wizard’s Forge by A.M. Justice
A Wizard’s Forge, the first book in the Woern Saga by A.M. Justice, is a touch indescribable. It’s fantasy, it’s sci-fi, it’s tragedy, drama, a bit of horror. But all … Read More
Book Review: The Operator by Kim Harrison
The Operator is the latest book by award winning author Kim Harrison. It is the second book in the Peri Reed Chronicles, the first being The Drafter. I am assuming that … Read More
Book Review: Unnatural Deeds by Cyn Balog
Unnatural Deeds by Cyn Balog is a bit of an odd duck. The book starts out with someone who has been in a terrible accident, and is narrating the story. It’s … Read More
Book Review: A Whole Latte Murder by Caroline Fardig
A Whole Latte Murder is the third novel in the Java Jive series by best selling author Caroline Fardig. Juliet Langley is the manager at Java Jive, the coffee shop she … Read More
Book Review: Isis Orb by Piers Anthony
Isis Orb, the 40th installment in Piers Anthony’s wildly successful Xanth series, is a comfort novel. Filled with the types of characters and puns we’ve all grown to love, Isis Orb … Read More
Book Review: The Ferryman Institute by Colin Gigl
The Ferryman Institute is the debut novel by Colin Gigl. And a fine debut it is. Very much in the vein of Jasper Fford and Christopher Moore, containing dry wit, tongue … Read More
Book Review: The Silver Baron’s Wife by Donna Baier Stein
The Silver Baron’s Wife is a historical fiction novel by Donna Baier Stein. It’s a fictionalized account of Elizabeth “Baby” Doe Tabor, one of the most infamous women on Colorado history. … Read More