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Friday, October 21, 2022
Brief Hiatus...
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I will be taking a short holiday to Indonesia for 2 weeks. I'll be reading James Clavell's King Rat and re-reading Martin's A ...
Monday, October 17, 2022
Non-Fiction Review:
Prisoners of the Castle
by Ben Macintyre
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Since reading The Spy and the Traitor , I have kept an eye open—wide open—for any new releases by Ben Macintyre. And this year it caught so...
Cardboard Corner: 1 v 1 v1: Comparing Fantasy Flight's Cooperative Card Games:
Lord of the Rings, Arkham Horror, and Marvel Champions
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There are three popular cooperative living card games on the market today: Lord of the Rings: The Card Game , Arkham Horror: The Card Ga...
Saturday, October 15, 2022
Review of
All the Seas of the World
by Guy Gavriel Kay
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Several years ago I told myself I'm done with Guy Gavriel Kay. I'd read the best of his ouevre and the most mundane. And he wasn...
Sunday, October 9, 2022
Review of
How High We Go in the Dark
by Sequoia Nagamatsu
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I live in Poland, a country full of highly independent-minded people. Garroulousness, striking your own path, and being a success following...
Tuesday, October 4, 2022
Review of
The Robot Who Looked Like Me
by Robert Sheckley
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Robert Sheckley, oh Robert Sheckley, you under-recognized gem of rich, absurdist commentary on the foibles of this thing called existence. ...
Cardboard Corner: Review of
Puerto Rico
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Puerto Rico... what’s to be said that hasn’t likely been said a thousand times already? One of the most popular board games of all time, I ...
Sunday, October 2, 2022
Review of
Fire and Blood
by George R.R. Martin
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I assume I am part of a minority of people who are waiting for George R.R. Martin to finish the Song of Ice and Fire books before watching t...
Wednesday, September 28, 2022
Review of
A Touch of Strange
by Theodore Sturgeon
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In the fight to remain ashore as the waves of history wash things away, Theodore Sturgeon is clinging to the sands by a finger or two. Appr...
Friday, September 23, 2022
Review of
Kingdoms of Death
by Christopher Ruocchio
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This being the review for the fourth book in a space opera series, I think I can skip the preamble and get right to the heart of matters: do...
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