Collection
Literature
Hallowread: The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
We’re into the spooky season and the start of the months-long stretch of holiday media re-intake. For my part, I like to make my son watch my childhood…
Hallowread: Robert E. Howard’s Pigeons from Hell
Howard’s one of those authors who gets me pumped, excited to read. That excitement is key these days, as I’ve tended to pick up a book, get 20-30…
Clark Ashton Smith and D&D: It’s a Trap!
It’s always a little bit of a pot-stir to grouse about a particular author having been wrongfully omitted from Appendix N. I know, because I’ve gotten into it…
Getting Gor’ed
Gor is one of those series/settings you hear mixed things about, if you hear of it. So far the story strikes a lot of Burroughsian chords, with…
It’s Been a Year?
Egad and by the Power of Grayskull! I can’t believe it’s been over a year since I last posted. I’d like to recount some of my amazing exploits…
Micro-SFF: The Anome
After a couple of disappointing SFF pickups (which I may talk about at a later time), I recently started grazing on another Jack Vance book. It’s been a…
Something Witchy about Netflix’s the Witcher
Thanks to the virulence sweeping through the world, I’m working from home this week and perhaps more to come. The half-boiled Bushi thoughts are percolating. I’ve been trying…
The Decent Dickson
I made an important announcement on Twitter the other day: I don’t have much time these days, but I did trade a few hours of sleep recently to…
Jack Vance, Big Planet, and the Spirit of D&D
The withdrawal symptoms were getting to me. The mind-tendrils prod and poke whenever I pass the bookshelf and my eye is drawn to the as of yet unread…
Micro-SFF: The Book of Three
It only took me a couple months of vacillating between reading a few pages before bed and staring at the cover for a few moments and deciding I…