DrPat Reads

Review: Sixth Column by Robert A. Heinlein In reading this novel, set aside political correctness and revulsion against intolerance   f...

Review: Berlin 1945: The Final Days of Hitler's Third Reich by Philip Gibson It is a sweet premise: if Twitter had existed during ...

Review: Baby of Bataan by Joseph Quitman Johnson The WWII memoir of Joseph Quitman Johnson is both unique and commonplace. Joe was 1...

Review: The Light That Never Was by Lloyd Biggle, Jr. This novel is a complex story simply told. The artists of planet Donov are all h...

Depression is a real thing. I've had one battle with it, and never understood until I did how hopeless it can make the entire world ap...

Review: Bloody Jack by L.A. Meyer The full title of this book is meatier than its shorthand version: Bloody Jack: Being an Account of t...

Review: The Butterfly Garden by Dot Hutchinson It would be easy to think of this as a crime novel; after all, the initial scenes are s...