Thanks to health issues concerning family members of great importance to me, I have found myself faced with the fact that my BC reviews are insanely back-logged and late (as regards release and or publication dates) that it almost seems like it will be impossible to ever dig myself out of the proverbial hole. There [...]
My blog.
on April 5, 2013
I’ve had this blog for quite a while. It’s undergone numerous domain name changes and even more numerous purges where I’ve simply gotten frustrated with something going on in my life and took it out on my internet “home” by completely deleting it in a fit of angst. That’s not something I’m proud of, by [...]
I think I have just discovered that I am delusional.
on June 27, 2012
Somewhere around my 3rd beverage of the day I decided that I want to write a book. I have no damn idea what this book will be about or if it will, in fact, have any actual words printed in it. After quitting my last job where I was fortunate enough to have had a [...]
Mini Review: Oceania by the Smashing Pumpkins
on June 26, 2012
Before I bought this I’d read a good collection of reviews that portrayed this album as the best thing that Corgan has done since the original lineup of the Pumpkins released Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness. On the whole, despite the fact that I actually like the quirkiness of Zwan, that sentiment is spot [...]
Product Review: Omnifocus for the iPad by The Omni Group
on June 22, 2012
For most of my life I have been able to do without anything having to do with “schedules,” “project time-lines,” or “to-do lists.” To be quite honest I wish I could say that I have never and will never, but unfortunately as you gain proficiency in your 9-to-5 world, the things you are asked to [...]
Blog Review: Blood Kin by M. J. Scott
on June 17, 2012
I was hesitant to read Blood Kin. It wasn’t that I was afraid the book wouldn’t be any good but rather that it wouldn’t be as good as Shadow Kin, the book it follows in the Half-Light City series by M. J. Scott. Why’s that? Because Shadow Kin was one of the five best books [...]