4.26 avg rating — 12,062 ratings

"Nazi leprechauns, giant killer moths, werepiranha from Venezuela, toy cemeteries, demonic mirrors, they've all been collected and catalogued in this glorious volume of forgotten drek from 70's and 80's paperback lore."

4.03 avg rating — 828 ratings

"Penned by the longest running writer of The Simpsons and with the same razor sharp hilarity."

3.72 avg rating — 5,422 ratings

"When myths fail, 'M' attempts to settle for western banality."

3.91 avg rating — 86,361 ratings

"Without warning, a teenager abandons his car and everything he knows to live in the deep woods, braving harsh wildlife and harsher winters, learning to make-do with supplies cobbled from burglaries of cabins and nearby neighborhoods. He got away with it for over twenty years. Here is his (true) story."

3.72 avg rating — 627 ratings

"An indelible appraisal of the Nazi fascination with all things border science, the occult and fringe philosophy (generational memory, ariosophy, World Ice Theory, Nordic will-to-power)."

3.92 avg rating — 113 ratings

3.69 avg rating — 485 ratings

"Giant lampreys in space make the best of puppeteers! One would prefer death to becoming an instrument of a hematophage."

3.83 avg rating — 126 ratings

"Said to stand over eight feet tall, spent most of his life as a soldier before taking the highest seat of Roman authority, this revealing account sheds light on one of the more obscure periods in Roman history."

really liked it 4.00 avg rating — 11 ratings

"An average story elevated by one of the bleakest, most warm yet cruel goodbyes I have ever read."

4.21 avg rating — 916 ratings

"Dr. Anarchy is a standard badguy who desperately wants to be recognized as a supervillain. To accomplish these ends, he must keep his employees afraid of him, stay two steps ahead of his archnemesis Dark Detective and hire top of the line protection in the cybernetic ninja known as Raven, who may or may not have a thing for the colossally clumsy oaf."