Once upon a time there was this website called Epinions. I wrote thousands of reviews there. I love books, movies, and television; mostly science fiction. I'm a gun-totin', meat-eatin' liberal with libertarian leanings who will voice my opinion.
Written by J. Michael StraczynskiDirected by John C. Flinn III Grey 17 Is Missing is one of the more unusual episodes of Babylon 5, dividing its story between two seemingly unrelated plots. […]
The Forsaken Founder by Scott S. Greenberger tells the story of Gouverneur Morris, one of America’s Founding Fathers who played a significant role in shaping the country but never became as famous […]
Written by Aaron SorkinDirected by Ken Olin Take Out the Trash Day is built around several seemingly unrelated White House problems that converge into a larger examination of political strategy, personal responsibility, […]
I’ve been reading John Fugelsang online for years, so I was well acquainted with his writing before I listened to Separation of Church and Hate. It had been repeatedly recommended in one […]
I’m doing a rewatch of the MCU in chronological order as opposed to release order. My list comes from Digital Spy, which has compiled the Universe in this order. There might be […]
Written by Brent Fletcher, Stan Lee, Jack KirbyDirected by Jesse Bochco Girl in the Flower Dress is the fifth episode of the first season of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. The episode expands […]
The Crossroads is the 26th book in author C.J. Box’s series about Wyoming Game Warden Joe Pickett. I had been trying to read the series in order, but when I had an […]
Murder at Sea by Helena Dixon is a charming historical mystery that combines murder, secrets, romance, and a touch of espionage. Set in 1938, the story follows private investigators Kitty Underhay Bryant […]
Written by J. Michael StraczynskiDirected by Kevin G. Cremin Walkabout is one of those Babylon 5 episodes that initially feels like a possible filler episode. It’s quieter, with more character-driven moments, but […]
101 Lessons From the Dugout by Harley A. Rotbart and Ken Davidoff is an interesting and thoughtful book that uses the world of baseball as a way to explore broader lessons about […]
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