"the great when" by Alan Moore. It focuses on Dennis Knuckleyard, a 18 year old hapless store clerk living in post WW2 London. He finds a book that should not exist and struggles to get rid of it before Sinister forces seek to find him.
it's a decent read but the confusing prose is a barrier to finishing it.
"the message" by Ta-nahesi Coates. Thus focuses on the value of non-fiction writing and journalism through his visits to Senegal, North Carolina and Palestine.
a solid read and a solid recommendation.
PS. I see why Marvel tapped him to write Black Panther and Captain America.
Jojo bizarre adventure "crazy diamond demonic heartbreak" is a prequel to part 4. It focuses on Hol Horse who journeys to Morioh in order to track down a missing stand using parrot. Hol crosses paths with a new threat but has Josuke and Karyoin's cousin to fall back on for help.
it's fun fanservice with interesting wrinkles to existing characters The remaining members of Dio's crew suffer PTSD from their time serving him.
it's a decent read but the confusing prose is a barrier to finishing it.
"the message" by Ta-nahesi Coates. Thus focuses on the value of non-fiction writing and journalism through his visits to Senegal, North Carolina and Palestine.
a solid read and a solid recommendation.
PS. I see why Marvel tapped him to write Black Panther and Captain America.
Jojo bizarre adventure "crazy diamond demonic heartbreak" is a prequel to part 4. It focuses on Hol Horse who journeys to Morioh in order to track down a missing stand using parrot. Hol crosses paths with a new threat but has Josuke and Karyoin's cousin to fall back on for help.
it's fun fanservice with interesting wrinkles to existing characters The remaining members of Dio's crew suffer PTSD from their time serving him.
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