Defeated
Ask my sister. She knows. I have nothing against long-windedness in a writer at all. As long as that long-windedness comes with some kind of purpose and artistry behind it… Read more »
Thoughts if you want them…
Ask my sister. She knows. I have nothing against long-windedness in a writer at all. As long as that long-windedness comes with some kind of purpose and artistry behind it… Read more »
It’s been a week for reading. I get this way sometimes. Not enough really, but there are times I really love to just read. A few years back, I was… Read more »
Just a few days ago I wrote about some of my reading and put in a word for a Korean author, Hwang Sun-won, and his book Trees on a Slope…. Read more »
I’ve been all over the place with my reading lately. As I mentioned recently, I’ve whipped through two of Peter Benchley’s better novels, The Deep and Jaws, within the past… Read more »
I don’t know what put me there, but I picked up Jack Kerouac’s On the Road the other day and in listening I’m reminded of just how good the writing… Read more »
I don’t know if I should give you a spoiler alert here, but hey, maybe some of the young kids haven’t seen the movie or read the book Jaws, so… Read more »
I’d have to say the first big movie blockbuster I remember is Jaws. Turns out, Jaws was the first blockbuster for just about everyone. Sure, we had the big Hollywood… Read more »
I had a bit of a wait ahead of me at the pharmacy today – or so I was told. I got to getting bored pretty quickly and wondering what… Read more »
Who’s “General Dean”? Well, for those who know the Korean War, General Dean was its highest ranking POW. He was captured in August of 1950 after wandering the Korean countryside… Read more »
On a whim, I decided to revisit Isaac Asimov’s Foundation trilogy. I’m into the second book now — Foundation and Empire — and while I like it just fine, it’s… Read more »