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October 10, 2014
Review: The Grey Man and Future Tech
I just recently found two books by JL Curtis, both called The Grey Man, but one is Vignettes introducing the characters, and the other is a whole novel of adventures. … Continue reading →
October 9, 2014
Inorganic Food
Chemistry is everywhere. Some of you may know this, but for a long time I lived with my Dad on a small New England farm, where we grew veggies and … Continue reading →
October 8, 2014
LOI
Links of Interest… because I have lab at 8 am, followed by a major exam, and a class, and another class… Yay it looks like it won’t rain tomorrow. Although … Continue reading →
October 7, 2014
BOOK BOMB! Chaplain’s War by Brad Torgersen
Originally posted on Monster Hunter Nation:
The Chaplain’s War Today we are Book Bombing Brad Torgersen’s debut novel, Chaplain’s War. A chaplain serving in Earth’s space fleet is trapped behind…
The Chaplain’s War Today we are Book Bombing Brad Torgersen’s debut novel, Chaplain’s War. A chaplain serving in Earth’s space fleet is trapped behind…
Accretion of Decisions
Everyone knows how an oyster makes pearls. You start with a tiny grain of sand, and you add layer after layer until finally, there is a pearl. Life is like … Continue reading →
October 6, 2014
Growing Older
I’m thinking this morning about how growing up means, in time, that you become a responsible adult. Yes, yes, I know not everyone does this process. I’ve known some who … Continue reading →
October 5, 2014
Lawrence Block
If you are interested in the publishing world, how it is changing, and what a popular, well-known author has to say about it, you must read this. All Changed, Changed … Continue reading →
October 4, 2014
Ideas, Laughter, and Memes
I ramble on about getting ideas over at Mad Genius Club today. I’ve been reading the creator of XKCD’s book recently. What If? by Randall Monroe, who also writes the … Continue reading →
October 3, 2014
Review: Baptism by Fire
I’d been reading this book off and on for far too long. Part of what kept stopping me was the beginning. You’re waiting for me to say it was slow, … Continue reading →
October 2, 2014
The Impermanence of Memory
Memories are forever… only they aren’t. There is a reason eyewitness testimony is considered highly unreliable. The processing of memories is a complex thing, and something poorly understood. Most people … Continue reading →
