Professor Gottesman and the Indian Rhinoceros by Peter S. Beagle
A charming story is a difficult quality to articulate, as is the definition of ‘magical’ that leaves the reader feeling Continue reading
A charming story is a difficult quality to articulate, as is the definition of ‘magical’ that leaves the reader feeling Continue reading
Although no prior knowledge is needed, this is part of the John Dortmunder series about the titular thief. He’s the Continue reading
Davidson’s later work has a unique style that is a joy to behold, dancing through half a dozen different lines Continue reading
I’m not sure what to make of the title. I want to say it’s non-indicative of the story, but it’s Continue reading
This is about, as they call it, “the ancient sport of what-would-you-do-if-you-had-a-million dollars?” (I personally like to play the variant Continue reading
In most Lovecraftian fiction the cosmic horror is either played straight – and therefore horrific – or played for laughs, Continue reading
Aimee has a circus trick. A bathtub is hoisted ten feet above the stage, 26 monkeys climb into it via Continue reading
Terry Tait is a famous child actor in Hollywood. His overbearing mother will do anything to improve his career, and Continue reading