books by Christopher Golden     books:       Dark Congress (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)11 reviews Christopher Golden Gallery, 2007 Stoked I loved this book. I think Golden wrote the characters true to their nature. I loved bringing the older characters back, even if they were not all meant to stay. I have read a few books that begin after the S7's ending of BTVS, and I have to say this one hits the closest to what I would have thought the show could have gone. Hope to see more of this continue, and I urge the author to please ...             The Borderkind (The Veil, Book 2)11 reviews Christopher Golden Spectra, 2008 Creative and Hard to Put Down I discovered this great new author and series quite by accident--picked up a copy of The Lost Ones and then realized it was the third book in a series. Reading the blurb on the back got me intrigued, so I ordered the first two books from Amazon. BorderKind is the second in the series, and continues the story of a man and woman trapped on the other side of the Veil--the magical barrier between our ...             Buffy The Vampire Slayer Omnibus Volume 51 review Christopher Golden, Jane Espensen, ... Dark Horse, 2008 After a Lackluster Third and Fourth Volume, Dark Horse Delivers The Best Volume in the Buffy Omnibus Series As I have with my review of the first four volumes, I'll start this review off with a short explanation of the omnibus series. "Unless you're a completist with oodles and oodles of cash, this is the way to go if you want to collect the older Buffy comics. Before this, they have been collected (for the most part) into smaller trade paperbacks, each of which cost almost as much as this volume. ...             The Myth Hunters (The Veil, Book 1)21 reviews Christopher Golden Spectra, 2007 Great New Series! This is the first in a series of three books about The Veil, the magical barrier between the "real" world and the world of myths and legends; Jack Frost, the Sandman (not a nice character at all), Kitsune the fox woman and her cousin Coyote, just to name a few. Oliver Bascombe, and later his sister Colleen, are drawn against their will across the veil by Jack Frost. What ensues is a tale of ...             The Lost Ones: Book 3 of The Veil5 reviews Christopher Golden Spectra, 2008 Recommended Reading for The Inquiring minds This was my first time to read a Christopher Golden Book. After reading one I read the whole set and thoroughly enjoyed them all. You have to read the whole set.             Buffy The Vampire Slayer Omnibus Volume 71 review Tom Fassbender, Jim Pascoe, ... Dark Horse, 2009 Nothing will ever be as good as buffy, ever again Although these stories are not actually part of the canonical buffy, it is at least something Buffy-related to fill the void since the show ended in 2004. :(             Soulless11 reviews Christopher Golden MTV, 2008 wish i could give it more than 5 stars! Not your typical zombie story! I love the fact that this book doesn't start off with some idiot chemical spill, military program gone wrong, radioactive accident or whatever other idiot reason some have used in the past for zombie plots. Beginning with the televised interactive live seance, this book grips you, sucks you in, and ABSOLUTELY does not let you go until the very last page. There ...             The New Dead: A Zombie Anthology23 reviews Christopher Golden St. Martin's Griffin, 2010 An Interesting Look at Zombies If you're looking for the Romero zombie, this anthology isn't for you. However, if you don't mind a fresh take at the walking dead, The New Dead is the book for you. Personally, I didn't recognize most of the names. Sure, we have Max Brooks (whose story is, of course, World War Z related) and a few other names in the horror field. Even if you don't recognize any of the names, there're some ...             Prince of Stories: The Many Worlds of Neil Gaiman5 reviews Hank Wagner, Christopher Golden, ... St. Martin's Press, 2008 "A book you can get lost in," per VOYA A note from Hank Wagner, co-author (with Christopher Golden and Stephen R. Bissette) of Prince of Stories: The Many Worlds of Neil Gaiman: Sometimes, someone blesses you with a review that says everything you could possibly want about your work. That's certainly the case with Rachelle Bilz, who penned the review below for VOYA (Voice of Youth Advocates), a bimonthly library journal devoted ...             Baltimore,: Or, The Steadfast Tin Soldier and the Vampire31 reviews Mike Mignola, Christopher Golden Spectra, 2007 Awesome I really hope these two team up again, because I really enjoyed this book. I've never read anything of Christopher Golden's but I probably will now. I like Mignola from reading Hellboy so that was a given. Pick this book up if you are looking for a dark and eerie tale that gets your attention and keeps it.             Kolchak: The Night Stalker Casebook6 reviews Christopher Golden, John Ostrander, ... Moonstone, 2007 KOLCHAK LIVES ON THANKS TO MOONSTONE! When Kolchak: The Nightstalker premiered in 1974, I was firmly convinced it was the greatest show ever. Unfortunately not enough people thought the same way I did and the show lasted a single season...just 20 episodes in all. Despite that, the show has continued to have a strong cult following and re-runs were still turning up on the Sci-Fi channel just a couple of years ago. ABC even did a ...             Mind the Gap: A Novel of the Hidden Cities8 reviews Christopher Golden, Tim Lebbon Spectra, 2008 Very Different I found this book to be very different and rather exciting, also a little disturbing.             Thief of Hearts: A Body of Evidence Thriller #212 reviews Christopher Golden Simon Pulse, 1999 Fantastic Teen Thriller When Somerset University freshman, and pathology assistant, Jenna Blake, faces a new murder mystery plaguing the student population of Somerset, she realizes just how close she's being brought to the haunting crimes. Everyone has strange, yet possible theories involving the crimes, including Jenna's half-brother, Pierce Logan, the new guy in town. Meanwhile, Jenna begins having feelings towards ...             Of Saints and Shadows (Peter Octavian)46 reviews Christopher Golden Ace, 2010 Fantastic series... Phenomenal series. Read it (all four books) four or five times, and plan to again before the release of Waking Nightmares next year (cannot wait for #5). Can't say enough good things about it, though I don't care for what I've seen of the new covers (thank God I have the originals). Makes it look too paranormal romance-y (no offense), and there's much more to it than that, though love and ...             Crashing Paradise: A Novel of the Menagerie2 reviews Christopher Golden, Thomas E. Sniegoski Ace, 2007 Crashing Paradise Crushes its Dark Fantasy Competition! This latest novel in the Menagerie series is quite easily the very best of the series thus far. Authors Christopher Golden and Thomas E. Sniegoski have penned the ultimate in dark fantasy adventures that rival the Award-winning Shadow Saga that marks Christopher Golden's very best writing. Crashing Paradise clearly shows that co-author Thomas Sniegoski helps create this novel to be the perfect ...             The Ferryman23 reviews Christopher Golden Roc Trade, 2008 A Very Pleasant Surprise I bought this book because I love, make that LOVE anything written by Charles de Lint. And, with de Lint's name written first in the author line, I thought I was reading a co-written book by both authors. As it turns out, de Lint only wrote the afterword, praising Golden. What a fortunate mistake on my part! Being a musician as well as writer, and married to an artist/musician, de Lint very often ...             Buffy The Vampire Slayer Omnibus Volume 61 review Christopher Golden, Andi Watson, ... Dark Horse, 2009 Buffy Omnibus Vol 6 Review Another good omnibus with more good Buffy stories. Recommended for Buffy fans. Nuff said.             The Sunnydale High Yearbook Buffy The Vampire Slayer52 reviews Christopher Golden, Nancy Holder Simon Spotlight Entertainment, 1999 A must have for the true Buffy fan... This is a must have for the true slayer fans. There are several groups pictures of the gang, including Angel, Cordelia & Giles. There are even "autographs" by some of the quirky regulars such as Jonathan, Larry etc., which I thought was really cool. There are even several color photos & many fun facts. A very nice edition to any Buffy collection! Eat Stake!             The Watcher's Guide, Volume 1 (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)108 reviews Christopher Golden, Nancy Holder Gallery, 1998 Not the best, but a must have for any avid fan This isnt the best book if you're looking for a behind the scenes one. But it is great when it comes to quotes. Behind the Scenes is more in the 2nd volume. This has an excellent array of quotes from seasons 1 and 2(which is what this book covers). It also has pretty good episode reviews, with some deleted scenes usually showing up along with some unknown facts. But it also has some information ...             Wildwood Road22 reviews Christopher Golden Spectra, 2008 A fine story from a master of horror and suspense. Golden's work rivals that of Peter Straub and early-Stephen King. His imagination and unique writing make shim a major player in storytelling. He will astonish you and strike fear into the deepest part of your soul. --Joseph McGee, author of In the Wake of the Night, Phil's Place and Darkness Won't Rest: Phils Place II              search for books anthology, baltimore, borderkind, casebook, cities, congress, crashing, evidence, ferryman, hunters, kolchak, menagerie, octavian, omnibus, paradise, saints, shadows, slayer, soldier, soulless, stalker, steadfast, stories, sunnydale, thriller, vampire, watcher, wildwood, worlds, yearbook books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen book: Fate Is Hunter P home  impressum - about us