June 2024 Reading Wrap-Up!

that's two massive amazing chaikovsky sci-fi novels out this year already this and alien clay behind me

wow fails safe is brilliant it has a real golden age feel to it

it is a wonderfully dark campy Gothic creeping thing the opening chapter I forgot the opening chapter is genuinely really unsettling

dark crisis on infinite Earths was a pretty good place to jump back into whatever DC's been up to lately and I had fun with it

Dracula is a wonderful book but it is a bit overly long what saves Dracula I think is the fact that it's epistolary and so you're constantly shifting from Style to Style

final crisis is nuts because it's a grant Morrison comic

I didn't like it for quite a while I was really not having a great time with it until everything kind of eventually clicks the book ends and you look back over everything you've read and realize that it all made sense

this is really unsettling this really got under my skin

until I read this my number one Hendrick's book was how to sell a haunted house which I think is his newest book I really enjoyed that one

If you have never read it however I really do recommend it. Interview with the Vampire kind of represented a turning point in vampire fiction

this is one hell of a book it's incred incredibly dark

my favorite is still red shirts I'll never get over that novel it's so good

that's two massive amazing chaikovsky sci-fi novels out this year already this and alien clay behind me

he was the artist of sex criminals which is such a wonderful comic book

this is a lot of fun his books are always a lot of fun they are written with heart they are very inclusive they are sweet they are smart and they are hilarious

it feels very golden age of sci-fi it's silly and fun but Philip Kennedy Johnson also has a real knack for understanding Superman and his relationship to his family and to the Justice League

I absolutely adore hris he is one of my favorite horror authors and this is now my favorite book of his

this is an Exquisite piece of Science Fiction as close to Perfection as sci-fi can arguably get in the sense that it ticks every box every kind of sci-fi fan will find something to fall in love with when it comes to this book

this is a really great Irish folk horror novel it has a super simple premise and it executes upon that premise so well