This was an excellent example of religious satire that manages to keep a straight face the entire time. The story starts off as a solemn quest of a man desperate to find his missing love. The novel really picks up steam once we are introduced to Skypilot and the rest of the Elvist gang. Your tale dr... view book

J.E., this novel was amazing! I don't know if you classify your work as sci-fi comedy, but it was hilarious. Actually it's a bit tricky to pinpoint exactly what genre this work would fall into--something like "Dr. Doolittle", meets John Carpenter's "The Thing". Based on the pitch, I expected a dark... view book

This is a fascinating take on Arthurian lore. You weave a complex tale of the past with the modern, where new characters turn out to be old ones under familiar names. For example, there is more to "John" than meets the eye, in terms of power and purpose. The time travel element make for interesting... view book

Great characterization and narrative. The prose is filled with imagery and emotion. I particularly liked the "firing" scene between Tam and his soon-to-be former boss. You allowed us to see her point of view, which contrasted significantly with Tam's Good juxtaposition. view book

A fresh new take on Norse mythology. I enjoyed your wry sense of humor throughout the book: Odin wearing a black dress suit, monitoring the happenings of Midgard and Asgard with satellite-enabled flat screen TVs. was amusing. I suppose even the ancient gods need to keep up with modern times. Good at... view book