Mitch Wyle's Web Log

Douglas Murray's On Democracies and Death Cults (2025) is a masterful blend of incisive analysis and deeply personal reflection, delive...

Although I usually avoid time-travel stories, Orson Scott Card's Pathfinder (2011), the first book in its series, completely won me o...

John Scalzi's The Android's Dream is a hilarious, fast-paced, and heartfelt novel that brims with vibrant characters. The relentless...

I thoroughly enjoyed Promise Me, a gripping thriller in Harlan Coben's Myron Bolitar series, despite its somewhat formulaic plot. The ch...

The Forgotten Starship , the opening installment of a new space opera series by prolific authors J.N. Chaney and Terry Mixon, delivers a com...

Original Sin delivers a sharp exposé of former President Joe Biden's cognitive decline and the orchestrated cover-up by his inner circl...

This book offers a compelling dive into the sociology and cognitive psychology behind unlocking personal strengths. Grant outlines practical...

This book  was lingering on my shelf, repeatedly overshadowed by my preference for space opera, historical fiction, and political reads. Whe...

When I pulled A Fire Upon the Deep off my shelf, I was convinced I'd read it 25 years ago, back when it swept the 1993 Hugo, Campbell, ...

After slogging through three lackluster books, I was thrilled to dive into The Man Who Saw Seconds by Alexander Boldizar, a standout among ...