Jayson Day

King's best work in many, many years. Spellbinding.

Meh +

Not a bad place to start for someone beginning to question their beliefs and not aware of the absurdities of the bible. Nothing really groundbreaking, though.

Meh.

Bad enough to be a major motion picture, probably.

Smart science-fiction for people who love science.

A fun, intense, challenging read. Marcus makes excellent use of the English language, getting as much as possible out of every sentence.

Scariest book I've ever read.

Perfectly written. Lovecraftian without all the shitty racism. The Fisherman immediately jumps to the top of my recommended horror list.

I would give it a six if I could.

A few truly excellent stories and some not so great.

Well written Lovecraftian horror without the shitty racism.

Lipsyte is a wordsmith of the highest order.

I really enjoyed about sixty-five percent of it. The rest felt like my wife trying to tell me about a dream she had.

Holy shit.

That was fucking disturbing.

The Goblin police are going to haunt me for the rest of my life.

Phenomenal

God damn, this man knows how to write a story.

Had I not read The Glassy, Burning Floor of Hell, this would have been my favorite collection this year. Terrific stuff.

Helluva way to wrap up the series. Fantastic.

Holy shit.

Meh. I can grok it.

Loved it. Starship Troopers adjace.

The first 800 pages were fantastic, but the final 200 or so were a thing of beauty.