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Mike Pursley
Reviews
By Mike Pursley
Heavy on history but with enough action to give aerodynamic lift, Lamb’s prose exemplifies and occasionally transcends the pulp genre. [2 November 2009]
By Mike Pursley
Anyone thinking this book is Kafka meets Gummo with a side of Hungarian history would be right. [30 July 2009]
By Mike Pursley
This post-millennium rediscovery examines Fuller anew, seeking help with our most dire ecological and economic challenges within his philosophy of sustainability and technological balance. [20 May 2009]
By Mike Pursley
Dickian, like Kafkaesque, is shorthand for events that share the mood of the author’s oeuvre. In Dick’s case: paranoia, fried existentialism, and way-down-the-rabbit-hole reality shifts. [18 March 2009]
By Mike Pursley
In the days of the penny newspaper, enter a world of aeronauts, automaton chess players, and glorious lunar temples. [13 January 2009]
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