Fresh Blood: Why Beyond Dead By Dawn Is The Evil Dead Comic We’ve Been Waiting For

When Evil Dead 2: Beyond Dead By Dawn was announced by independent comic distributor Space Goat Productions, many fans were confused.  Evil Dead 2 has, after all, slowly been subsumed into the conclusion of Army of Darkness.  Ash definitively gets sucks into the past in both versions of the story – ergo how could it continue without trampling on familiar territory?

Final Installment of Ladies Behind the Men Month coming next week; Til then Check out my Next Projection recaps!

I'm waiting on the final book for LBTM month - I had to reserve it through my local library and it took a little longer than anticipated.

Until then, try my recaps at Next Projection!  I'll be covering the season finales of Bob's Burgers and Brooklyn Nine-Nine tonight!

The Women Behind the Men Month: Z A Novel of Zelda Fitzgerald by Therese Anne Fowler

The Women Behind the Men Month continues with Z: A Novel of Zelda Fitzgerald, by Therese Anne Fowler.

This novel…is problematic.  Spanning the entirety of Zelda’s life with her husband F. Scott Fitzgerald, beginning on the day that Zelda receives word of Scott’s death, it then takes us through the years of the Fitzgerald’s marriage and tries to lend us insight into how Zelda ended up in a backwater Alabama town, wiling away her lonely hours beside her elderly mother, her daughter scattered far from her.

Women Behind The Men Month: The Aviator's Wife by Melanie Benjamin

We begin our Women Behind the Men month with a look into the marriage of Anne Morrow Lindbergh as provided by Melanie Benjamin in The Aviator’s Wife. 

Little Women Month: March

The final installment of Little Women Month takes us into the heart of Geraldine Page’s Pulitzer Prize winning novel, “March”, which takes us into events in the life of Mr. March while he serves as an army chaplain in the Civil War.

Little Women Month: The Little Women by Katharine Weber

The modern AU - it's a trope that's intrigued fans since the dawn of time. There’s been no shortage of “The Marches get transported to modern times” - style fanfic published by fans through private means, but not many professional looks at the idea.  What makes Katharine Weber’s novel is that it's not just a modern retelling of Little Women - it's the first to tell the story in a fresh way.

Little Women Month: Lusty Little Women by Margaret Pearl

Here’s something you don’t see every day.

Not a sexy version of a more staid novel – that gained popularity just after Linda Bedoll scored a minor hit with ‘Mr. Darcy Takes a Wife.”  This resulted in multiple spicy slices of Pemberley life as well as sexied-up versions of Sense and Sensibility, Wuthering Heights …and Little Women.