Daniel Sturniolo

An old spark — a tiny broken gesture

This book review reminds us - they come, and they go. The First Kingdom by Jack Katz, 1977. #booksky

Indeed, at times becoming unbearable. Panic O'Clock be Christopher Hodder-Williams. 1974, cover art by Lucinda Cowell. #booksky

Feelings feel the world

Used to be de force

Indeed, most choose not to read it. Necronomicom. First Avon Books Printing, March 1980. Regarding book cover: Designed by Studio 31 Typography by Feint Type Artwork by Khem Set Rising

This book review avoids spoilers by providing only limited info. And All The Stars A Stage by James Blish. 1974, cover art by Enric Torres-Prat. #booksky

Another declined exploration of the real

The world almost always happens

The elliptical fire of the actually happening

The memory is real but you are missing

You can hear the distant beat of danger in this book review. The Drums of Tapajos by Colonel S.R.Meek. 1961, cover art by Ed Emshwiller. #booksky

The looped drumbeat of each encounter

True that, it's now or never! Resurrection by Katharine Kerr. 1992, cover illustration by Alan Giana. #booksky

Let things mean immediately

This book review contains 2 really clever spoilers, fun stuff! The Mindwarpers by Eric Frank Russell. 1972, cover art by John Berkey. #booksky

This 🔥 1st person POV book review bears witness! The Day the Earth Caught Fire by Barry Wells. 1962, cover artist not attributed. #booksky

Another person who has been you all along overlooked something

And all night the decor of silence in flames

Ask Alexa to play Tubthumping by Chumbawamba, "I get knocked down, but I get up again" while reading this evergreen book review. Return of the Living Dead by John Russo. 1985, cover artist not attributed. #booksky

It’s time to go back out into the always

That time Dan reviewed a classic mystery story for the first time, a real howler! It Walks by Night by John Dickson Carr. 1941, cover artist not attributed. #booksky

The not quite happening may be more meaningful

No rebar was used in the making of this rather brutal book review. Alien Art by Gordon R Dickson. 1973, cover art by HL Hoffman. #booksky

And then another thought in a concrete head

The experience will open a place you wreck

Probably should have set an alarm. The Long Sleep by John Hill. 1975, cover art by Jack Faragasso. #booksky

A dream being expressed in another world is yours

This clever 1st person POV book review points the way forward, or backward. Time & Again by Clifford D. Simak. 1951, cover art by John Schoenherr. #booksky

How close can I get to the present moment?

Reality is not a substitute for the world

Whoa, how about the small print in this book review though! Scourge of the Atom by Volsted Gridban. 1953, cover art by Ron Turner. #booksky

Is there experience too small for the world?

You'd be hard pressed to find a more exacting and haunting book review. The Ship of Ishtar by A. Merritt. 1945, cover art by Paul Stahr. #booksky

After the dream of the almost sunk

This book review suggests there may be consequences for too much anesthesia and unanticipated risks to each and every surgery. Space Doctor by Lee Correy. 1981, cover art by Rick Sternbach. #booksky

A word of regret for the end of feelings

No misdirection or clever innuendo detected in this pithy book review. The Impossibles by Mack Phillips. 1963, cover art by John Schoenherr. #booksky

We have always become impossible

A book review in the form of a rather insightful question? Brilliant. It's All in Your Mind by Robert Bloch. 1971, cover art by Lou Marchetti. #booksky

This book review anticipates the ending. The Planet Strappers by Raymond Z. Gallun. 1961, cover art by John Schoenherr. #booksky

Is there anything to the mind?

It’s possible everything unfinished will be pieced together

A beautiful 1st person POV book review. The beast lives in all of us? The Werewolf Principle by Clifford D. Simak. 1967, cover art by Richard G. Powers. #booksky

The Raincoats, Covilhã, Portugal. 1995. One the best shows I've seen. I had totally forgotten I had this poster. Découverte sous le lit! Une affiche que j'avais oubliée d'un des meilleurs spectacle que j'aie vu.

This someone loops through this impossible space that is me