DrPat Reads

Review: Anathem by Neal Stephenson Some novelists give us popcorn: snacks of characters interacting in episodes of tasty enjoyment, to b...

Review: The Innocents Abroad by Mark Twain (in the Delphi Complete Works of Mark Twain ) To clear a bad taste from my mouth (see Jaco...

Review: The Capital of Latecomers by Nina Nenova Ever watch the cultish 1990 film Jacob's Ladder with Tim Robbins? Remember the qu...

Review:  A Perfect Red by Amy Butler Greenfield For thousands of years artists met with disappointment as they tried to reproduce the f...

Review: Goodbye Vietnam by Robert W. Wood Deceptively slim, this book. Goodbye Vietnam is fiction, but it tells truth. Written as a se...

Review: Caliphate by Tom Kratman Those who are concerned about the flood of "Syrian" refugees being predominantly single a...

" I would do anything for love ," Meat Loaf assures us intently, " but I won't do that ." T he swain tells his...