I mentioned, last week, that my imagined audience for “I Liked It: A Series of Blog Posts” is basically my sister if she had a little more time on her hands, not a whole lot, just a little. However this It … Continue reading →
We all listen to too many podcasts; it’s the scourge of the modern media landscape. This is undeniable and in no way a generalization pulled from the very small dataset of me personally. Or, to put it another way: I … Continue reading →
The future of computer games is a topic that I spend more time thinking about that anyone who isn’t a professional computer-game-futurist ought to. A couple of years ago I wrote a terrible short story, the hook of which was … Continue reading →
“Alabama? All I know about Alabama is firehoses and football.” “That’s about all there is to know.” I haven’t been to a comic book store on a regular basis in I don’t know how long. Arguably the last time I … Continue reading →
It’s rare that I read a book that makes me resentful. A good SFF novel usually inspires in me a sense of well-being, a gladness that I took the time to read Neptune’s Brood or Three Parts Dead (both very … Continue reading →
If I was going to invent a platform and medium that would be a perfect marketplace of ideas, it would be webcomics. There’s nearly no barrier to entry, with webcomics: you need to be able to upload your comic to a … Continue reading →
To keep up with the modern era, where ideas move at the speed of business and real-time problems call for turn-key solutions, I’m making a few changes to how PRIMARY SOURCES proceeds from here on out. First off, I’m moving … Continue reading →
“Sometimes I feel like I was born with a leak, and any goodness I started with just slowly spilled out of me, and now it’s all gone. And I’ll never get it back in me; it’s too late. Life is … Continue reading →
In the meantime, feel free to re-read Arthur Dies at the End.
Continue reading →I recently started listening to some new podcasts. That statement is almost always true, because my podcast consumption is constantly churning as I get tired of the remarkable lack of insight in Slate’s Political Gabfest or I realize that I haven’t actually … Continue reading →
