FRANKLYN C. THOMAS

A Brooklyn couple in a bedbug-infested apartment finds their marriage suffering as their careers take inverse tracks. As they drift...

It’s the end of summer, 1983 in Malibu, California: time for the last days on the beach, the end of tourist season, the end of tourist...

When an otherworldly entity endangers the awakening of the next great city—New York—the city chooses an avatar to defend it. But when...

A newly divorced father experiences a new life in New York’s Upper West Side via dating apps. But when his ex-wife disappears, leaving...

After a young man and his friends win ownership of the largest and most influential tech company on the planet, they stumble on a...

Summer is here!

I don’t think it’s controversial to say that last year was a wild ride. From nearly going to war with Iran, to months in quarantine amid...

Is it over? Are we sure? Okay, cool. I want to wish you all a happy 2021. Last year was brutal, but if you’re reading this then you...

It’s time for another Shakespearian mash-up! When Pocket, the fool from Dog Snogging, England, washes ashore in the Greek Isles, he and...

Robogenesis drops us right back in a future world that seems just plausible enough to be terrifying.

Two white-hot talents combine to form an iconic rock band in mid-1970’s California, with their meteoric rise to fame equaled only by how...

It’s amazing what people will endure for their children’s sake. Some will take on extra work at terrible jobs, working double and triple...

Three stories form one enthralling, beautiful narrative in Adam Pelzman’s 2015 debut, Troika.

Neal Stephenson tells a fascinating tale about what humanity is, what it means, and what it can be in his 2015 sci-fi epic, Seveneves.

Without further ado, here's a quick overview of my 2019 review list.

#bookreview #2019readingchallenge #author #2020vision #chrispavone #theexpats #theparisdiversion Old habits die hard for the expatriate...

Austin Grossman sends us on a fantastical deconstruction of modern superhero tropes in his 2007 novel, Soon I Will Be Invincible.

A review of The Tourist by Robert Dickinson

Before I get into my customary recap, I’d like to share this exchange I had with my fiancée about Blake Crouch’s Recursion: That about...

There’s something dark inside Liz Kendall. It fought off her abusive ex-husband by taking control of her body and making Liz a helpless...