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Goldsboro has signed copies of "Julia" the 1984-related novel. A pretty good book and nice association to the Orwell classic.

"A Haunting on the Hill" by Elizabeth Hand. This one snuck up on me. Authorized by the Shirley Jackson estate as a follow up to Hill House. Then there is "Julia" by Sandra Newman with a retelling...

"Kingfish" about the life of Huey Long. Some amazing parallels with current politics.

That must be your privilege talking. (joke)[/QUOTE]

My favorite scene is when the black Sheriff goes into the woods and encounters an old tree. His first thought is to destroy it because it is...

I made the mistake of reading S.A. Cosby's book "All the Sinners Bleed" after King wrote a review. The plot is wildly implausible. Like something a teenage Thomas Harris would write after receiving...

Owen King's "The Curator". Not bad. Oblong has signed copies.

Some people learn that complaining and acting outrageously makes them the center of attention. In my opinion, these antics were mostly an affectation by Kinski for that purpose. No doubt he was an...

You have to read it in his voice though.[/QUOTE]

If only Klaus Kinski were still alive they could beat each other over the head with copies. Kinski wrote a great narcissistic autobiography. It...

You have to read it in his voice though.[/QUOTE]

If only Klaus Kinski were still alive they could beat each other over the head with copies. Kinski wrote a great narcissistic autobiography. It...

Goldsboro Books has signed copies of the upcoming Werner Herzog novel "The Twilight World" for preorder.

"In his first novel, the great filmmaker, Werner Herzog, tells the incredible story of a...

I'm just finishing up the new Thomas Harris book Cari Mora. It is a very disappointing read to be kind. One of the worst novels from a bestselling author that I've had the misfortune to read in a...

"The Dark Iceland" series by Ragnar Jonasson. Four books so far in this excellent detective/mystery series set in Iceland. Goldsboro Books carries signed copies.
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"Southern Cross the Dog" by Bill Cheng. Interesting style. I haven't quite decided if I like it. Cheng is an Asian-American from New York who apparently had never set foot in Mississippi before...