Nicholas Bruner
Fantasy, Science Fiction, and Young Adult Author
Tag: book reviews
What I’m Reading: Rare Beasts
Rare Beasts, a children’s book by Charles Ogden, concerns Edgar and Ellen, twins who live more or less by themselves in a big house out on the edge of town. The twins have rather nasty dispositions and the only thing they enjoy more than… Continue Reading “What I’m Reading: Rare Beasts”
What I’m Reading: Steven King’s On Writing
This should maybe be titled What I’ve Read, since I finished it a couple days ago: Steven King’s On Writing. It came to me highly recommended by more than one person, and I found it well-written and entertaining. Part auto-biography and part how-to guide,… Continue Reading “What I’m Reading: Steven King’s On Writing”
What I’m Reading: Escape From Camp 14
Escape From Camp 14 is the name of the current book I’m reading. It’s about Shin Dong-Hyuk, a man who was born and lived his entire life in one of North Korea’s six political prison camps until he escaped at age 23. To get an idea how remarkable this is,… Continue Reading “What I’m Reading: Escape From Camp 14”
