Readers’ Delight: 2006 in Books

By PopMatters Staff

This is not your average best-of list. Showing their pop colors, while maintaining (somehow) their indie, undergroup, hipster cred, PopMatters book reviewers select the best books of 2006. [15 January 2007]

Strange Muse: Jack London and Ernest Gallo

By Rodger Jacobs

One bad novel, gallons of cheap red wine, and spring-fed creeks of sweat. [19 November 2009]

(more Deconstruction Zone)

The Chinatown Death Cloud Peril by Paul Malmont

By Mary McCoy

In The Chinatown Death Cloud Peril, Paul Malmont turns the era's best known pulp writers, Walter Gibson and Lester Dent, into the stuff of their books -- crime-fighting, risk-taking heroes who must work together to save New York's Chinatown from certain destruction. [28 June 2006]