How's it going, everyone? It's been a bit since I did a review, and it's exciting to get back into it. Personally, I love a delicious root veggie, especially the potato. PO-TA-TO! You can serve them many different ways. You can eat them baked, boiled, or even fried. You can even enjoy them rectally. You heard me. Just ask Vic, the protagonist of today's review: Potato by Oscar Brady One day while at the grocery store Vic comes across a potato with a peculiar shape. Which gets

Welcome to Latham's Last Words, where I give you my last words on books I've enjoyed. This month is Mental Health Awareness Month so I wanted to share my review of a wonderful book that does a fabulous job of describing what it's like to be in a dark place mentally. I want to cop out and just say I have no words, but that wouldn't do this book justice. If you've ever suffered from depression and think no one understands what it's like, you'll want to read this book. "Ya can't

Don't miss the new collection from Frank Duffy! WE TAKE THEM WHEN YOU'RE NOT LOOKING is receiving rave reviews from early readers and contains a wide variety of stories sure to raise the hair on the back of your neck and have you keeping the lights on long into the night! Wide Release on May 26, 2026 $4.99 eBook/ $17.99 paperback Artwork by João Fernandes USA Link: Amazon.com: We Take Them When You're Not Looking eBook : Duffy, Frank, Nola, Candace: Kindle Store UK Link: We T

Today, we have another guest review from local Pittsburgh author, Kerry E.B. Black! Check out her thoughts on her most recent read below! And just check out that awesome book cover! YOUR FAVORITE SCARY MOVIE by Ashley Cullins Ashley Cullins wrote something of a love-letter to the beloved “Scream” franchise with her non-fiction book titled Your Favorite Scary Movie. In it, she packed back stories, controversies, successes, and troubles of the self-aware stories that helped el

HERO CAVE By: Syd Madia Release: 7/30/25 Page count: 50 KU: No Hoopla: Yes Synopsis: A skeleton that scares adventurer’s and continuously dies has lost his passion for the job. Can he find that spark again before it’s too late? First line: “Welcome to… uh… Welcome! To Hero - ehhhhh W-Welcome.” Favorite line: “Skeleton on the first floor is ass. If I could give zero stars, I would.” Thoughts: Mr. Skeleton is way too relatable, especially for adults and their everyday life