#101. The Amazing Adventures Of Kavalier And Clay by Michael Chabon

Title:	The Amazing Adventures Of Kavalier And Clay
Author:	Michael Chabon
Genre:	Historical Fiction
Synopsis:	A Czech Jew and his American cousin begin to write comic books in order to save money, their family and their sanity during World War II.
Verdict:	Very touching account of one family’s experience in a richly drawn picture of New York at the time.
Pages:	636
Read:	December 2010

#100. 20th Century Ghosts by Joe Hill

Title:	20th Century Ghosts
Author:	Joe Hill
Genre:	Horror/Short Fiction
Synopsis:	A collection of horror stories, some subtle, some quite blatant. Decent and not overbearing.
Verdict:	Joe Hill’s patience in building a scene and use of emotions rather than overdoing atmosphere or description is refreshing in horror stories.
Pages:	389
Read:	December 2010