Adult Children of Alcoholics is worth reading for what it observes. I have real problems with how it explains what it observes.

I finished the third book in the Level One God series by Zachary Scott. I've heard rumors there won't be a next one, so I don't know if...

Right off the top: everyone wants on the Dungeon Crawler Carl bandwagon. This is absolutely not like that. Book two is more of the same...

This was one of the first books where it hit me that the LitRPG and anime Venn diagram now overlaps almost completely in places...

I really enjoyed this one, and it has a very unique beginning. The world isn’t laid out clearly at first, but people go through a starter zone tutorial...

I used to read a lot of traditional fantasy growing up. Level One God is not that. It’s slice-of-life LitRPG, and if you go in knowing that, it’s a fun ride...

The second book in the John Dies at the End series is creepy as heck. These are horror books. They're gross and a little scary, but not...

I read the first four Mage Tank books back to back, and they were very fun. Book one opens with Arlo dying (a car and a tree are involved)...

Project Hail Mary is fantastic hard sci-fi with a compelling story. It’s easy to see why it’s a bestseller. The premise, without spoilers: the sun is dimming...

I really enjoyed this one. Dan noclips out of our world and into the Backrooms, an endless, ever-changing maze of abandoned malls, carnivals and laundromats...

I read this during a stretch when I was in my head a lot. I'd been getting some feedback, and a couple of people had been detracting, as...

Leadership and Emotional Sabotage is an outstanding reminder of how we sabotage ourselves, and of what to watch for when other people try...