After a lengthy hiatus, some of my prior obligations have been freed up; which means I'll be able to dedicate some more time to web-endeavors.
To that end; I've found some reviews that were mostly completed, dusted them off, and published them for all.
First up is a book review of The Day they H-Bombed Los Angeles. This 1961 book by Robert M. Williams is a decent lightweight reader from the 60s, and is pretty cool because it's really a sci-fi/survivor/psuedo-zombie story.
After a lengthy hiatus, some of my prior obligations have been freed up; which means I'll be able to dedicate some more time to web-endeavors.