Peter Dabbene, Book Reviewer

Book Review

Abomination

by Peter Dabbene

A story of atonement amid horrifying isolation, "Abomination" is a gripping graphic novel. A soldier at a remote Arctic station faces an ancient horror in Bragi Schut’s moody graphic novel "Abomination". In 1942, Harry is assigned to... Read More

Book Review

Chicken Heart

by Peter Dabbene

Morgan Boecher’s emotive graphic novel "Chicken Heart" is an exploration of individual gender identity. Just before working a stand-up comedy set, Jackie reads a letter from the Chicken Heart Love Commune informing him of the death and... Read More

Book Review

Reader Bot

by Peter Dabbene

In her enlightening book "Reader Bot", Naomi S. Baron examines the benefits and sacrifices of human dependency on AI for reading, writing, and research. Noting that AI has exploded in the past few years, offering to make work easier,... Read More

Book Review

Kaiju Gaga

by Peter Dabbene

A boy plays a parental role for a baby kaiju in E. C. Myers’s adventure-minded chapter book "Kaiju Gaga". On a trip to the Museum of Media, a boy drifts away from his class and visits an exhibit called Monster Movie Mania. There he... Read More

Load More