The Death Chute by Ambrose Stolliker #BookReview

When his mother, Sophia, is diagnosed with an aggressive form of dementia, 44-year-old reality television producer Jake Porter is forced leave Hollywood and return to his native Vermont to look after her. His plan is to quickly set her up in a posh new retirement community in the Green Mountains … Continue reading →

My Hungry Friend by Daniel Barnett #BookReview

When Mike Roberts kicks over a homeless woman’s cup of change, she whispers a cryptic warning; “Mind the cracks…” Now the Boston he knows and loves is unraveling around him. But his life is not the only thing at stake. His mother, a once acclaimed writer lost in the late stages of … Continue reading →

The Secret Runners of New York by Matthew Reilly #BookReview

THE COMING END When Skye Rogers and her twin brother Red move to Manhattan, rumours of a coming global apocalypse are building. But this does not stop the young elite of New York from partying without a care. CAN YOU KEEP A SECRET? And then suddenly Skye is invited to join an exclusive … Continue reading →

The Coolthulhu Crew’s Favorite Audiobooks

The Coolthulhu Crew Presents: Audiobooks We Love! I never used to like audiobooks but have lately started listening to them more. I could never pay attention to them (still have trouble if there's other stuff going on) but now I love to listen to them. At night especially and when I'm … Continue reading →

Captain Marvel #MovieReview

We put out a call during one of our recent bulletins for a review of Captain Marvel, and Brian Bixby answered the call. Brian has done a few other things for us before, most notably his imagining of Saturnian life. We are happy to have him join us once again. Carol Danvers becomes one of … Continue reading →