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Episode 1-48: Even Time-Traveling Nazis Aren’t Worse Than Trump

December 25, 2018 by prisco Leave a Comment

https://killingmykindle.com/2018/12/26/episode-1-48-even-time-traveling-nazis-arent-worse-than-trump/ Wherein I review: 183. Bill, the Galactic Hero On the Planet of Ten Thousand Bars (Bill, the Galactic Hero #6) by Harry Harrison 184. Deep Silence (Joe Ledger #10) by Jonathan Maberry 185. The Final Incoherent Adventure (Bill, the Galactic Hero #7) by Harry Harrison As Bill the Galactic Hero peters out (dick pun intended) so do I.  But first, I must high-five a billion times Jonathan Maberry for making Trump a useless tool in his Joe Ledger books.  A bunch of fedoras cried […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Horror, Science Fiction Tagged With: bill the galactic hero, deep silence, joe ledger, Jonathan Maberry, killing my kindle, on the planet of ten thousand bars, podcast, the final incoherent adventure

prisco's CBR10 Review No:185 · Genres: Fiction, Horror, Science Fiction · Tags: bill the galactic hero, deep silence, joe ledger, Jonathan Maberry, killing my kindle, on the planet of ten thousand bars, podcast, the final incoherent adventure ·
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Episode 1-13: We Are Fam-i-ly, I Got All My Pistols With Me

April 2, 2018 by prisco Leave a Comment

https://killingmykindle.com/2018/04/02/episode-1-13-we-are-fam-i-ly-i-got-all-my-pistols-with-me/ Wherein I review: 41. Night Film by Marissa Pessl 42. A Symphony of Echoes (St. Mary’s Chronicles #2) by Jodi Taylor 43. Red Alert (NYPD Red #5) by James Patterson 44. The Stainless Steel Rat Joins the Circus (Stainless Steel Rat #10) by Harry Harrison 45. Dogs of War (Joe Ledger #9) by Jonathan Maberry Family means never having to pay for the inevitable therapy after commit atrocious horrors against one another.  This week, I explore formulaic plots, and the benefit and glory of […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Horror, Mystery, Science Fiction Tagged With: Chronicles of St. Mary's, dogs of war, Harry Harrison, James Patterson, Jodi Taylor, joe ledger, Jonathan Maberry, killing my kindle, marissa pessl, Night Film, nypd red 5, podcast, red alert, stainless steel rat, stainless steel rat joins the circus, symphony of echoes

prisco's CBR10 Review No:45 · Genres: Fiction, Horror, Mystery, Science Fiction · Tags: Chronicles of St. Mary's, dogs of war, Harry Harrison, James Patterson, Jodi Taylor, joe ledger, Jonathan Maberry, killing my kindle, marissa pessl, Night Film, nypd red 5, podcast, red alert, stainless steel rat, stainless steel rat joins the circus, symphony of echoes ·
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