Jeremy BillingsleyJun 8, 20212 minA World Imagined: Touching on Joe Hill's Locke & KeyThis is a review for the three volume Master Editions: Locke&Key is a beautifully realized story with strong characters showing the...
Jeremy BillingsleyMay 25, 20213 minThe Children of Schlock and Art: Nicholas Royle’s “Dead End”There exists a silent debate about the relevancy of genre writing. Lisa Roney, in her creative writing text Serious Daring, attempts to...
Jeremy BillingsleyMay 16, 20213 minCharacters are the Real focus of the SciFi novel Ground ControlWhile author Karen Hough does a lot well with Ground Control, one of the key elements she gets right is this understanding of conflict....
Jeremy BillingsleyMay 9, 20212 minAudrey Niffenegger and the Question of IdentityAudrey Niffenegger's Her Fearful Symmetry is a story about two sets of twin sisters: Julia and Valentina Poole, and Elspeth Noblin and...
Jeremy BillingsleyMay 9, 20214 minCrafting the Keep: Why Egan's book works Jennifer Egan's third novel is seemingly a story with two plots. In one, two cousins reunite years after a tragic accident for a job...