‘Ranchero’ by Rick Gavin Redefines the Detective Genre [BOOK REVIEW]
The novel ‘Ranchero’ by Rick Gavin’s got all the makings of a pulp crime novel.
The novel ‘Ranchero’ by Rick Gavin’s got all the makings of a pulp crime novel.
You may consider this the Christmas season, but there’s a good reason you’re staring at a “Holiday Tree” in your office lobby when you walk into work.
‘Assassin’s Creed Revelations’ is a game for history buffs, lovers of 16th century Constantinople, conspiracy theorists and anyone who would like to shank Adrian Peterson and Derrick Rose in the streets of 16th century Constantinople.
It was only a matter of time before beer lovers developed useful smart phone apps.
‘Saints Row: The Third’ seems like it was written by a hyperactive 13-year-old with an overactive imagination. That’s kind of a compliment.
Nothing announces your manliness to the universe more than taking a big ol’ swig of your favorite adult beverage from a pocket flask. This gargantuan flask, however, will make you the envy of every drunk in the world and probably will place you on some police watch list.
I got a chance to catch “New Medicine” in Abilene and they are the 100% real deal. These guys have one of the most awesome, energetic, and fun stage shows I’ve seen in a long, long time.
Sometimes video games give user the choice of whether to be a hero or villain who does whatever the hell he wants, and we’ll never understand people who choose the former route. Especially when a game such as ‘The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim’ makes it so fun to be bad.
Even if ‘Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3’ was a terrible disappointment that also punched you in the groin every time you loaded the game, you’d have to buy it.
We’re angry at ‘Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception.‘ Why does it have to bother us in November, when our trillions-strong to-do list expands into the quadrillions?
All the book reading we do these days is on a cell phone in the bathroom. But we read Maddox’s I Am Better Than Your Kids, an incredibly funny tome in which the author uses blunt hostility to annihilate children’s artwork, in its physical form (hardcover!) and in one sitting.