Quick Take: Stephen King’s FAIRY TALE
I was a teenager when I first read Stephen King. The book was Salem’s Lot and the damn thing s ...
I was a teenager when I first read Stephen King. The book was Salem’s Lot and the damn thing s ...
War is nothing but a continuation of politics with the admixture of other means. ON WAR, by General ...
Two men—a priest and a recovering alcoholic— sit in a church rec center on folding chairs discussing ...
I was only last year introduced to the books, blog, and “A Spell in the Library” YouTube ...
“Yesterday seemed like a distant past, today felt unfamiliar and tomorrow was terrifying. It was a t ...
[ALERT: If you are not familiar with the end of The Lord of the Rings, do not continue…] I originall ...
Apologies, but work on my little blog series on Re-reading Foucault’s Pendulum in the Age of QAnon h ...
My Mister opens in a typical office setting, bright and bleak as a winter afternoon, everyone absorb ...
Archive81 proved a surprise Netflix hit, a slowburn horror series that wears a number of influences ...
Ashland, Oregon is a small, artsy “destination town” in southern Oregon, just north of t ...
I just finished my third or fourth reading of Umberto Eco‘s classic esoteric suspense thriller ...
January 18 is Winnie-the-Pooh Day…Huzzah! I’m one of those folks who remembers little of ...
“The Beauty of the House is immeasurable; its Kindness infinite.” ~ Piranesi, pg. 5 I warn the reade ...
The pace at which scientists are breaking down their foci of expertise into increasingly narrower fi ...
“Two magicians shall appear in England…” I tend to catch the tail-end of trends, like an enthu ...
My family home was a boxy old turn-of-the-century three-story turned-student rooming house two block ...
…and those Magicians are Neil Gaiman and Susanna Clarke. (Surely there are author-magicians, just as ...
This will be a short post, no more than an update. (Honestly I don’t think I’ve tried po ...
“Is this a theatre?” whispered Smike, in amazement; “I thought it was a blaze of light and finery.” ...
Well, I have promised the start of a long Dickens reading marathon, beginning with his earliest publ ...