Invisible Monsters290 reviews Chuck Palahniuk W. W. Norton & Company, 1999 This book is ca-razy! + Great Company to purchase from + My Unexpected Favorite + GREAT + a slow start, followed by a headlong rush. This book stayed in my head for a long time afterward!             Sir Apropos of Nothing59 reviews Peter David Pocket, 2002 Excellent Pun Reading + Reserve Judgement on Apropos Until The Sequels! + Lose the back story and I'll make it a six star + A fun and funny read, yet also poignant + Mostly good.             Swordspoint61 reviews Ellen Kushner Spectra, 2003 "Everyone lives at Swordspoint." + Driven by vivid characters, clever and romantic in equal measures, this is an enjoyable and intelligent book. Recommended + Excellent + Not Free SF Reader             Fifth Quarter (Daw Book Collectors)14 reviews Tanya Huff DAW, 1995 Excellent! + A bit wierd... Fifth Quarter has quite a few interesting characters involved in intricate relationships. There's excellent action, horror, romance, and a bit of humor mixed in throughout the story. This book explores taboos but doesn't step delicately; rather, it plainly thrusts the situation in your face. I ...             Outsiders: 22 All-New Stories From the Edge5 reviews Nancy Holder, Nancy Kilpatrick Roc Trade, 2005 outsiders + Outsiders should be -IN- your library! + The tales run the speculative fiction gamut I work @ a major book store shain & was so impressed I added it to our basic stock.             Cassandra French's Finishing School for Boys: A Novel29 reviews Eric Garcia Avon A, 2005 One of the Funniest Books I've Ever Read + Not merely fantastic + delightfully twisted - Garcia knows how to do things right + Funny and original             Punk Land14 reviews Carlton Mellick III Eraserhead Press, 2005 Even better than Satan Burger + Punk Land + Are you REALLY punk enough to get in? Satan Burger is one of my favorite books, but Punk Land is even better than that. It has the characters Nan and Mortician from Satan Burger. It takes place soon after the events that took place in the first book. I recommend reading Satan Burger first but Punk Land is such a better book and is ...             *OP Shadowdance11 reviews Robin Bailey White Wolf Publishing, 1995 Dark Fantasy Taken to a Whole New Level + Fairly good + grim mycenaean fantasy + Dancing through the night..... + Dive into the dance             Kung Fu High School11 reviews Ryan Gattis, Brandon Gattis, 2005 Kung Fu + Legendary + Blood and Guts in High School This was an amazing book but it's not written for everyone. If your only experience with violence has been through the television- you may not get this book. But if you have a personal history with violence the details used to explain everything from the taste of blood, the sound of broken bone ...             The Summer Country28 reviews James A. Hetley, 2002 A fabulous, gripping fairytale for adults only + Very good debut. Before starting to write my review, I decided to read some of the other reviews here. Sadly, that left me wondering if some of the other reviewers actually knew how to read, let alone write reviews. So many of them misquoted the plotline of the book, seemed confused about what happened in it, or ...             I Have the Right to Destroy Myself (Harvest Original)4 reviews Young-ha Kim Harvest Books, 2007 beware of strangers in art galleries + A short review without giving anything away + Embracing One's Destiny + I really liked this book.             Vampire Vow30 reviews Michael Schiefelbein Alyson Books, 2001 Enticing & Intiguing + so disturbing that it's fun! This was a well written book into the life of a gay vampire. You follow the life of Viktor, a former Roman Officer who tries to find that special someone to share his life with and allow him to move on to a greater world. This book has love, rage, vengence. You cheer at Viktor while at the same ...             The Eye of Night7 reviews Pauline J. Alama Spectra, 2002 Fascinating + Original, almost indescribable, yet very readable + Entertaining Fantasy + A Worthy Effort for a First Book + Wornderfully imagined in a spellbinding setting             Drawing Blood104 reviews Poppy Z. Brite Dell, 1994 Returning to Birdland... + Second best, after Lost Souls + Putting the "hard" in "hardcore"! + Gay Horror + GREAT READ             Slaughtermatic18 reviews Steve Aylett Thunder's Mouth Press, 1998 Absolutely hilarious + Slice and Dice, Baby + Diagnosis Confirmed This book is one of my favorites. It's absolutely hilarious and not nearly as confusing or hard to read as some people seem to paint it as. It's fast paced and brisk with no down time. My only complaint is that the American edition seems to be too stuffy, trying to make it more serious than it is ...             The Alleluia Files (Samaria, Book 3)19 reviews Sharon Shinn Ace, 1999 Great Conclusion To The Series + Brilliant and original + The Truth Comes Out + Marvelous conclusion to her Samaria trilogy! + Don't miss this series             V for Vendetta21 reviews Stephen Moore Pocket Star, 2006 Super Reader + Wonderful Service + Excellent Book This book is actually very good. It is great to have V as a point of view character at times, such as when he sees the unconscious Evey in Jordan Towers, or confronting Creedy underground.. This may well be one of the best 'tie-in' efforts ever produced. Some of the political and other history ...             Doctors and Nurses: A Novel3 reviews Lucy Ellmann Bloomsbury USA, 2006 Not for the easily offended + Another Crazyass novel by the wickedly funny Lucy Ellmann Forget my title comment... this book isn't for the offendable. It was strange, crude, disconnected and wonderful. If you have a taste for the quirky, read this book. I will never look at purses the same way again.             Swordspoint61 reviews Ellen Kushner Spectra, 2003 "Everyone lives at Swordspoint." + Driven by vivid characters, clever and romantic in equal measures, this is an enjoyable and intelligent book. Recommended + Excellent + Not Free SF Reader             Kung Fu High School11 reviews Ryan Gattis, Brandon Gattis, 2005 Kung Fu + Legendary + Blood and Guts in High School This was an amazing book but it's not written for everyone. If your only experience with violence has been through the television- you may not get this book. But if you have a personal history with violence the details used to explain everything from the taste of blood, the sound of broken bone ...