BloodLight
The Apocalypse of Robert Goldner

Did I like this book; umm yes I think. I certainly enjoyed reading it even though it felt like I was reading an account of an LSD trip, and once on a roll Grey-Sun purges himself of his ideas in an ecstasy of writing. I actually did have an idea of what this book was about. Fabulous metaphysical con......more

One thing I have to say about this book is that you sure as hell didn't see this kind of ending coming, based on the beginning. I only picked up this book because I was intrigued by the cover. Nobody likes to admit it, but you do read a book by its cover most of the time. Though Bloodlight isn't my......more

There are moments of sheer brilliance in author Harambee K. Grey-Sun’s BloodLight – The Apocalypse of Robert Goldner, however, they are very few and far between. There are a few world building sentences, just enough for the reader to surmise that this is not exactly our world, but a different version......more

This review originally published in Looking For a Good Book. Rated 2.0 of 5 Writing jacket copy and ad copy about a book can be an art form that rivals the writing of a book itself.  In this case, the paragraphs about the book are much more interesting than the book itself. Bloodlight is actually two......more

Imagine what would happen if a fantasy became best friends with the surrealists and decided to accept Jesus Christ into the crowd too? It would probably become BloodLight , this novel tells the story of Robert Goldner and his own personal apocalypse. He is one of the few African Americans in a mostl......more