Bi-Weekly Update: Porco Rosso, Dawn of War: Dark Crusade, The Juggler’s Tale, The Shack
June 11, 2022
Okay, let me explain. … More Bi-Weekly Update: Porco Rosso, Dawn of War: Dark Crusade, The Juggler’s Tale, The Shack
Category: Book Reviews
Bi-Weekly Update: Schindler’s List, Toem, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
May 15, 2022
A book I haven’t seen the movie of, and a movie I can’t read the book of.
Also Instagram: The Game … More Bi-Weekly Update: Schindler’s List, Toem, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
Weekly Update: Into the Breach, Sayonara Hearts, Rise of the Sons
December 12, 2021
An awesome strategy game, a flashy racing game, and an enjoyable if generic YA Urban Fantasy. … More Weekly Update: Into the Breach, Sayonara Hearts, Rise of the Sons
Weekly Update: VR Multiplayers, Persepolis Rising
November 7, 2021
What I’m Playing: VR Multiplayers I talked last week about Run of Mydan, the pretty VR game that never had a chance to bloom. I played that game as part of my “Multiplayer Montage” I was running in the hopes of breathing life, at least for a day, into some of the older multiplayers that … More Weekly Update: VR Multiplayers, Persepolis Rising
Weekly Update: Rust: The Dawn Bringers, Run of Mydan
October 31, 2021
A book that re-uses an old story, and a game that failed at telling an old one in a very new way. … More Weekly Update: Rust: The Dawn Bringers, Run of Mydan
The Invisible Hours, The Lost Knight: Awakening, Writing Update
October 24, 2021
VR mysteries and sci-fi worldbuilding … More The Invisible Hours, The Lost Knight: Awakening, Writing Update
Formulaic Success: City of Bones Review
August 11, 2021
Clare’s bestselling YA book is well-crafted, but formulaic–which is not wholly bad. … More Formulaic Success: City of Bones Review
Girls Just Want to Have Fun–A review of Sarah Maas’ “Throne of Glass.”
July 9, 2021
The story shows its heritage, but that’s not a bad thing. … More Girls Just Want to Have Fun–A review of Sarah Maas’ “Throne of Glass.”
Zombies vs. Martyrs
February 3, 2017
I recently picked up World War Z by Max Brooks. It’s a good read. Haven’t seen the movie, so can’t compare, but the use of disjointed narratives to paint a global picture of the zombie near-apocalypse is ingenious and used well. Max Brooks gets to cover nearly every possible reaction to the zombie apocalypse, … More Zombies vs. Martyrs
We Sail the Ocean Blue…
July 29, 2013
Well, so much for my plan of updating this blog regularly. There’s no one reason why, combination of new Legend of Zelda videogames and actually working a job that requires me to go to bed at a reasonable hour. And a little bit of uprooting… I’m currently spending most of the week with my grandfather, … More We Sail the Ocean Blue…
The Solomon Code 