Dan Simmons

25 Best Sci-Fi Books of All Time…Maybe

2014-09-24 · by Daniel ·

What are the 25 best sci-fi books of all time? In a genre that has constantly evolved since before the days of Mary Shelley, Jules Verne and H.G. Wells (okay, okay… I recognize that the days of Shelley and Verne and Wells are not the same days. Not by a long shot. Let’s just call that the […]

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Review | Drood by Dan Simmons

2012-02-09 · by Daniel ·

With Charles Dicken’s 200th birthday just passed, perhaps this is an appropriate homage to his work and his life. “The Mystery of Edwin Drood” was Charles Dickens last novel, but he died before it could be finished. Dan Simmons picks up the mystery, not to solve and finish Dickens’ work, but to provide a back story, the real […]

Filed Under: Adult Fiction · Tagged: adult fiction, Charles Dickens, Dan Simmons, Drood, Wilkie Collins