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Following a brief hiatus, this week I take a look at books read and reviewed, discover some of the best writing about literature on the blogosphere, keep up with a variety of literary anniversaries (including International Harry Potter...
For reasons that are not important now, I have found myself in the possession of a lightly used but still somewhat recent Asus Chomebook, of the sort that one can pick up for less than $200, with 4GB RAM, 64GB of onboard storage, a less...
May Day 1835 by George Cruikshank. Meet me this Bank Holiday Monday on the steps of St Paul’s for a jovial ramble through the alleys of the Square Mile in search of the wonders and the wickedness of the City of London. Click here to book...
I drew on the graffiti walls at Ramen Del Barrio - opening soon to come!
Here we go! May already, and the weather here’s been beautiful — you could almost mistake it for summer. But before I really get started on May, let’s wrap up […]
"I have a DJ past, and the soundtrack was a way for me to add new layers of subtext to the writing."
Greetings. May has arrived, and as usual, I was signing the “It’s Gonna Be May” version of the N Sync song leading up to the new month. April was a quiet month by most standards. Baseball really dominated the family calendar. Edie’s 8U...
Six years ago, during peak COVID, I bought my first iPhone. It has served me well, and using it for as long as I have, 2159 days, means it’s only cost me 38 cents a day. I thought it was toast last summer when I dropped it into my bike...
The other night, I was browsing Mike Flanagan's tumblr when I read this amazing article about how Doctor Sleep came to be and how it put him on the path of sobriety. I adored this post, not only because I'm a fan of Mike's, but also...
One of the earliest blog posts I made before I somewhat abandoned writing blog posts in lieu of this "microblogging social media" hype train we all rode for a decade was titled Archiveopteryx: The IMAP Server You Always Wanted. This post...