DrPat Reads

I can count on the fingers of one hand the books I’ve abandoned after once beginning them. It takes the other hand and some toes to includ...

Brief Review: Gun, With Occasional Music by Jonathan Lethem In Jonathan Lethem’s amusing novel, which  won the Lotus Award for Best Fir...

Review: Mr. Wilson’s Cabinet of Wonders by Lawrence Wechsler Crowds at turn-of-the-last-century freak shows knew why. Viewers who binge...

Review: The Unhandsome Prince by John Moore John Moore’s Heroics for Beginners , which I reviewed in March 2016, was a delightful entry ...

Review: Icon (2005) with Patrick Swayze, Ben Cross, Peter Bergin I was excited to see the re-outing last night of a TV-movie made in 20...

Review:  Voodoo Science by Robert L. Park His examples may be slightly dated, but the concept is crucial: science is a specific disciplin...

Review: Get Out of Denver by Algor X. Dennison The first book in the Denver Burning series is a thrilling story of escape through a co...