Reviews for The Georgetown law journal (1921)

The average rating for The Georgetown law journal (1921) based on 2 reviews is 4.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2010-04-17 00:00:00 Peter-yves Thynne I have never been a huge fan of stuff like this, but being a Danzig fan you can only hear someone sing so many lyrics about Werewolves before you get a little curious. I picked this paperback up when I was in high school at a now closed up book shop in the South End (A BOOK STORE IN THE SOUTH END?!?!?!). I read through it quickly because it's a series of fairly short stories. I never gave the book a second thought until I moved in with Jamie Miller and he borrowed it. I believe the tattoo on his chest came from a piece of art at the beginning of one of the chapters.

Review # 2 was written on 2010-07-05 00:00:00 Chad Whiting Not really what I was expecting. I was hoping more for a book like Guiley's Vampires Among Us. The author seemed to be really stretching on some areas and didn't really explore all avenues. I also didn't like the chapter headings because you could not look at them and tell what a chapter was really about. I am try to read a few later chapters, but as of 102 pages I am done.