After an incident a few years ago, I stay out of most discussions on our local pages, preferring to observe and take in what people say. You may or may not be […]
Kyle Rittenhouse’s Acquittal has Empowered Every Wannabe-Hero Out There, and That’s Scary
Audiobook Review: The 1619 Project – The Impact of The 1619 Project on American History
There’s a saying that history is written by the victors, or in some cases the winners. While that can be true, it actually goes way beyond that. History is recorded by those […]
Doctor Who: The Mawdryn Undead – Old Nemesis, New Companion
Written by Peter Grimwade and Sydney NewmanDirected by Peter Moffatt Doctor Who is a British science fiction television series which has been around off and on since 1963. The main character is just […]
Book Review: Murder at Queen’s Landing by Andrea Penrose – Lady Cordelia’s Mathematical Mystery in Victorian London
I was thrilled to find the Wrexford & Sloane mystery series set in Victorian London thanks to an advanced reader copy I received of the sixth book in the series. I had […]
Series Rewatch – Babylon 5: There All the Honor Lies – Character Growth and Humor
Written by J. Michael Straczynski, Larry DiTillio, and Peter DavidDirected by Michael Vejar At first glance, All The Honor Lies seems to just be a bit of humorous filler in the ongoing […]
Book Review – Star Wars: Lost Tribe of the Sith: Skyborn by John Jackson Miller – Excellent Addition to Star Wars Lore
I never quite got into all of the Star Wars books that built on the story of the characters from the movies, never mind actually developing characters who weren’t in the films. […]
DVD Review: The God Who Wasn’t There – Challenging Christianity Tropes
As a liberal Christian, I am often horrified by what people call themselves Christians often do in the name of Christ. Â One has to only look at the Westboro Baptist Church for […]
Book Review: Serabelle by Tavi Taylor Black – A Tale of Class and Identity
Note: Thank you to NetGalley, Black Rose Writing, and author Tavi Taylor Black for the advanced reader copy of this book. This review will also be posted on NetGalley. What follows is my […]
Book Review: Footprints in the Sand by Pam Lecky – Archaeological Intrigue in Victorian Egypt
This is the second book in author Pam Lecky’s Lucy Lawrence Mystery series. I enjoyed the first one, which I received as an advance reader copy, so much that I want to […]
Doctor Who: The Monster of Peladon – Political Intrigue and Feminist Agenda
Written by Brian Hayles, Sydney Newman, and Donald WilsonDirected by Lennie Mayne Doctor Who is a British science fiction television series which has been around off and on since 1963. The main character […]
You must be logged in to post a comment.