Christopher Church's Blog

Some book recommendations from me appear on Shepherd's book discovery site. Check out the link: recommendations at the Shepherd project … continue reading

A debut novel came out last month from a friend and peer, Teja Rhae Watson, and I recommend it as required reading in the new year. Like lots of thoughtful literature, it’s delightfully hard to categorize, but I … continue reading

A new Slater Ibáñez book dropped this week, and it’s a rollicking ride. The protagonist is rough and raunchy and lots of fun. As the tagline says, “Don’t mess with the hothead, or he might jus … continue reading

A new textbook has dropped from renaissance woman Henrietta Flores. She’s a whiz with design and layout, and has put together this guide,  … continue reading

I recently contributed a list of recommendations for a bookshelf on Shepherd.com, a book discovery website that puts books and authors first. The list is titled “ … continue reading

It seems there was a UFO flap this past May that I’m only now hearing about. To use the currently recherché term, it was actually a UAP flap. Admittedly, calling it “unidentified aerial phenomenon” … continue reading

Many, and eventually all, of the Mason books are now available in hardcover format. Hardcovers aren’t for everyone, but if you want to project a more upscale and bougie version of your personal library, you definit … continue reading

Out this week from the talented Mr. George Bixley, a hot new novel that’s guaranteed to thrill. I’ve reviewed an advance draft of Proje … continue reading

Out now from Dagmar Miura is a new novel from best-selling mystery and thriller scribe David Osborn: The Somersville Bodies. Through his st … continue reading

Mason’s most recent psychic time-traveling adventure, The Landers Mystique, is now available in a narratively mind-bending but structur … continue reading