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Posts by Stephen S
Stephen (or Steve, whichever is easier for you to remember) tends to read plenty of Science Fiction/Fantasy novels. He also reads biographies, history books, and has been experimenting with Lovecraftian-esque horror stories. From time to time he will also read young adult books, especially graphic novels. He enjoys music of many different genres, and prefers video games to movies or TV.
Another Thought on Audiobooks

Another Thought on Audiobooks

Inspired by Greg’s excellent post about how great audiobooks are (you should read his post if you haven't already), I figured I’d chime in with my own thoughts on audiobooks. I agree with everything Greg said, but, like a regular book, don’t be afraid to stop the book...

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American Tabloid: Greed, Ambition, and American History

American Tabloid: Greed, Ambition, and American History

James Ellroy’s American Tabloid (Overdrive Ebook) is a relentless, character-driven story set between Nov. 22, 1958, and Nov. 22, 1963, right up to the moment before the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Tabloid depicts how a host of criminal and political elements...

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Maia Kobabe’s Gender Queer: Eir Search of Identity

Maia Kobabe’s Gender Queer: Eir Search of Identity

I am proud to present a guest posting from Bobbi Trunck, who has been interning with Heights Libraries for the past two months. She enjoys reading graphic novels and asked that the Matchmakers share this one with you. Enjoy! The journey of finding identity and place...

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Florida Roadkill: Trivia and Murder in Florida

Florida Roadkill: Trivia and Murder in Florida

Set in and around the Sunshine State, Florida Roadkill (Overdrive Ebook/Audiobook) by Tim Dorsey is a fast-paced, darkly comic mystery/thriller which simply asks you to start reading and hang on for the ride. I’ve had a difficult time trying to figure out how to...

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Black Leopard Red Wolf (The Dark Star Trilogy, Book 1)

Black Leopard Red Wolf (The Dark Star Trilogy, Book 1)

Black Leopard, Red Wolf (BLRW) draws from African history, mythology, and religion to present an incredible tale of fantasy and myth. In the lead up to BLRW’s release, author Marlon James called his Dark Star trilogy the “African Game of Thrones.” There are...

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A River in Darkness: Escape from North Korea

A River in Darkness: Escape from North Korea

One of my many reading goals for 2019 is to read more translated books. This goal is partially inspired by the book I wish to share here now. With a good translation (which is not guaranteed), a translated book offers readers a window into the mindset of another...

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The Adventure Zone: Here there be Gerblins

The Adventure Zone: Here there be Gerblins

Before I begin telling you all about this book I need to provide some background on the story’s origins. The Adventure Zone is a podcast, an episodic, online form of media akin to old serial radio programs, in which three brothers and their dad play Dungeons and...

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Interesting Title, Hard Topics, Good Reading

Interesting Title, Hard Topics, Good Reading

Sh*tshow: The Country is Collapsing… and the Ratings are Great begins in 2013 with reporter Charlie LeDuff in the office of Fox News CEO Roger Ailes pitching a TV segment idea which would focus on what is happening in America “between New York and Los Angeles.” To...

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