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The Grove Of Ashtaroth by John Buchan

Jesse Willis

“In a remarkable short story, ‘The Grove of Ashtaroth,’ the hero finds himself obliged to destroy the gorgeous little temple of a sensual cult, because he believes that by doing so he will salvage the health and sanity of a… Read moreThe Grove Of Ashtaroth by John Buchan

Tony And The Beetles by Philip K. Dick

Jesse Willis

This 4,712 word story may not be among Philip K. Dick’s best, but it is certainly worth looking at, and hearing! Tony And The Beetles is a bit unusual too, having an almost juvenile or YA feel to it. Maybe… Read moreTony And The Beetles by Philip K. Dick

Review of Arguably: Essays by Christopher Hitchens

Jesse Willis

Arguably: Essays By Christopher Hitchens; Read by Simon Prebble 24 CDs – Approx. 28.5 Hours [UNABRIDGED] Publisher: Hachette Audio Published: September 1, 2011 ISBN: 9781611139068 Themes: / Non-fiction / History / War / Biography / Science Fiction / Fantasy /… Read moreReview of Arguably: Essays by Christopher Hitchens

Universe adapted from the story by Robert A. Heinlein [RADIO DRAMA]

Jesse Willis

I bet most folks think that the closest Robert A. Heinlein came to tackling the topic of religion was Stranger In A Strange Land. But I think that novel has got too much other stuff going on in it. To… Read moreUniverse adapted from the story by Robert A. Heinlein [RADIO DRAMA]