This book is not about finger pointing. It is about learning from our mistakes so that we can perhaps reduce suffering in the future, especially for those who are separated from their […]
Book Review: Adoption Healing … a path to recovery by Joe Soll LCSW – All Babies Are Loveable
Movie Review: Don’t Look Now – Do Take a Look at This Film
Written by Daphne du Marier, Allan Scott, and Chris BryantDirected by Nicolas Roeg What happens to a family when tragedy strikes? Before Donald Sutherland would explore this topic with Mary Tyler Moore […]
Book Review: A Fountain Filled With Blood By Julia Spencer-Fleming – Hate Crimes in a Small Town
This is the second novel in Julia Spencer-Fleming’s series about Army helicopter pilot turned Episcopal priest, Clare Fergusson and local Police Chief Russ Van Dyne. They became good friends in the first […]
Movie Review: Religulous – Where Bill Maher Empowers the Anti-Intelligence Conservatives
I am presenting this as I wrote it in 2010. It’s even more true now, and I think a lot less of Maher now than I did when I wrote this. Let […]
Book Review: But Not Forgiven by BJ Bourg – Hunting For Revenge
This is the second in a series of books surrounding the character of Clint Wolf. He lost his wife and daughter to violence while he was sitting right next to them, unable […]
Doctor Who: Arc of Infinity – Adventures in Amsterdam
Written by Johnny Byrne and Sydney NewmanDirected by Ron Jones Doctor Who is a British science fiction television series which has been around off and on since 1963. The main character is […]
Book Review: To The Bone by Jeff Carson – Humans Are the Real Monsters
This is the seventh book in Jeff Carson’s series about the former Sheriff, now Chief Detective David Wolf. When the county he was the Sheriff of merged with a nearby one in […]
The Twilight Zone: Volume 13 – War Is Hell, And Then Some
The Twilight Zone aired from 1959 to 1964. The series stood out in its day for a number of reasons. For one thing, each episode stood completely on its own, rather than […]
Book Review: Powder Burn by Carl Hiaasen – Smuggler’s Blues
Powder Burn is another of Hiaasen’s early books. It’s steeped in the cocaine culture of the 1980s, like the show Miami Vice. There’s a little more fun and intrigue here, but no […]
Movie Review: The Russians Are Coming, The Russians Are Coming – Laughter Abounds in This Cold War Misadventure
Written by Nathaniel Benchley and William RoseDirected by Norman Jewison For a generation that’s been pretty much removed from all of the hysteria we lived through during the Cold War, it might […]
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