Back to the Future Part III finds its heart in the Old West
This is the most exciting time in the Back to the Future trilogy! More disturbing than Marty McFly discovering his father’s grave; more disorienting than Lorraine […]
Month: June 2023
Different forms of reading still matter
What I remember most is the texture. The tan Norgarhead chairs are old and battered, eventually sacrificed to generations of kitten paws. […]
Five Novels on Political Scandal and Fraud
Embarrassing secrets and the lengths to which those in power would go to conceal them are the seeds of the plots that […]
How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Embrace the TBR Stack
I promptly subscribed to Oliver Berkman’s newsletter. That’s not to say I didn’t know Berkman before—I loved his Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for […]
Five Books About Smart People Who Are Their Own Worst Enemies
As far as we can tell, we are the only technological civilization in this universe, at least the only one we know […]
The Not-So-Frugal Witch’s non-spoiler review of The Frugal Wizard’s Medieval England Survival Manual
Greetings, thrifty and not-so-frugal witches and wizards! In times of financial uncertainty, you may be asking yourself, “Is The Frugal Wizard’s Survival Manual […]
Why do people like to read? (18 exciting reasons!)
Why do people like to read? If you’re not a bookworm, you may find the way some people like to read confusing, […]
Develop Summer Reading Assignments for Adults
Time to read outside without cold fingers, ditching coats and cardigans while reading on a bar patio, and turning my thoughts to […]
Mountains in the Sea: Ascension by Nicholas Binger
In the 17th century, frigid temperatures pushed the Boysen Glacier toward a small settlement outside the French village of Chamonix, engulfing entire farms and […]
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