Does ‘After Dark’ Leave Us There?
Haruki Murakami’s After Dark spurs the question of an individual’s function in everyday life “Is action merely the incidental product of thought, or is thought […]
Books & Comics
Davies’ F-4 Phantom II Vs. MiG-21 Opens up a Sky of Knowledge
There are quite a few books out there about the air war over Vietnam – and most of them utilize the same rehashed information from […]
Williams Stands Tall Amongst Controversy
To say the past few years have been hectic for investigative journalist Lance Williams would be an understatement. Covering the ongoing steroid scandal in professional […]
‘The Road,’ a Fascinating Trip
One of the most frightening aspects of Cormac McCarthy’s “The Road” is that it could happen. In a post-September 11th reality, the idea of the […]
Despite Being an Entertaining Read, Bischoff’s Tale Doesn’t Tread Much New Ground
Regardless of your affinity for the wrestling industry, it was pretty hard not to notice the explosion the industry was going through almost a decade […]
Military Small Arms of the 20th Century: The Best Just Got Better, But is it Enough?
If you’re an avid firearms enthusiast, this is the bible on the subject of military firearms. In publication since 1973, this huge reference book, written […]
DMZ Vol. I is Full of Action and Excitement
Imagine a world where New York City is a living, breathing war zone full of tanks, helicopters, big explosions and massive fires. And you’re stuck […]
Alphabet of Manliness: A Cult Classic (A Politically Incorrect Review of a Politically Incorrect Book)
For years, George Ouzounian, AKA Maddox, webmaster and author of “The Best Page in the Universe,†has had the entire Internet world in stitches with […]
Foley’s Tale a Charming One
Professional wrestling may have lost its charm over the past couple of years, but characters like Mick Foley have endured the test of time. Admired […]
Fighting for Fighting
From the first time a puck was dropped on a sheet of ice in North America, hockey players have earnestly felt the need to defend […]
Botte and Hahn Make “Fish Sticks†Fun
For a book that was originally released seven years ago, Peter Botte’s and Alan Hahn’s “Fish Sticks: The Fall and Rise of the New York […]