The top 20 ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’ and ‘Angel’ books
Book list: John picks the 20 elite “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” and “Angel” novels out of the nearly 100 spinoff books published since 1997.
Books
‘Cosmic Puppets’ (1957) is among PKD’s weakest novels
PKD flashback (Book review): This early novel is among Dick’s weirdest and weakest efforts.
PKD’s ‘Lies, Inc.’ an awkward expansion of ‘Unteleported Man’
PKD flashback (Book review): Dick awkwardly expands a novella into one of his weakest novels.
‘Man Whose Teeth Were All Exactly Alike’ (1984) offers a lot to chew on
PKD flashback (Book review): This is among Dick’s elite realist midcentury Bay Area novels.
‘Turnabout’ (2003) a country-spanning conclusion to ‘Roswell’
‘Roswell’ flashback (Book review): The grand story that began on TV concludes in the 11th spinoff novel.
Preston & Child’s ‘Old Bones’ is gripping, creepy
Book review: Nora, Corrie and cannibalism star in Preston & Child’s gripping and creepy novel.
PKD goes ‘Puttering About in a Small Land’ (1985) to observe human nature
PKD flashback (Book review): Some of Dick’s best observations about human behavior happened early in his writing career.
‘Pursuit’ (2003) kicks off ‘Roswell’s’ grand finale
‘Roswell’ flashback (Book review): Andy Mangels and Michael A. Martin thrillingly begin the saga’s two-book conclusion.
‘Buffy: Chosen’ a laser-focused study of Nina the Vampire Slayer
Book review: Kiersten White gives us another strong, laser-focused character piece in her second “Buffy” novel, “Chosen.”
‘Eye in the Sky’ (1957) among PKD’s best early SF works
PKD flashback (Book review): It’s also among Dick’s most influential novels, as he delves into subjective realities.