Someone who failed their 2023 Reading Challenge and looking forward to making up for that in 2025.
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Martin Hench is 67 years old, single, and successful in a career stretching back to the beginnings of Silicon Valley. …
A shorter Laundry tale, but a solid addition to the overall "mythos".
Thought I would miss Bob more than I have (he does show up in the shorter stories accompanying the title tale), but I also enjoy Stross exploring this fun world he's built patiently.
A shorter Laundry tale, but a solid addition to the overall "mythos".
Thought I would miss Bob more than I have (he does show up in the shorter stories accompanying the title tale), but I also enjoy Stross exploring this fun world he's built patiently.
Recounts the history of artificial intelligence and explores the central problems of philosophy and linguistics involved in developing a machine …
Imagine being haunted by a ghost. In life, he was your best friend. Now he wants you dead.
Who …
Imagine being haunted by a ghost. In life, he was your best friend. Now he …
A beautifully haunting ghost story that goes some very dark and gory places.
The artbook featuring drawings, other illustrations, and interviews with the creators of Macross Plus. Accompanies the 4K Blu-ray release of …
The artbook featuring drawings, other illustrations, and interviews with the creators of Macross Plus. Accompanies the 4K Blu-ray release of …
For the first time since his debut 35 years ago, horror master Junji Ito reveals exactly how he creates his …
The second issue of Sonia H. Greene's amateur journal for the United Amateur Press Association.
…A solid follow-up issue for "The Rainbow", including essays on amateur publishing, appreciating art and poetry, and introducing one of my favorite H.P. Lovecraft tales, "Celephaïs".
Having finished this, I'm only more eager to finally get around to tackling Greene's autobiography "Two Hearts that Beat as One".
A solid follow-up issue for "The Rainbow", including essays on amateur publishing, appreciating art and poetry, and introducing one of my favorite H.P. Lovecraft tales, "Celephaïs".
Having finished this, I'm only more eager to finally get around to tackling Greene's autobiography "Two Hearts that Beat as One".
The second issue of Sonia H. Greene's amateur journal for the United Amateur Press Association.
This issue includes more …
The first issue of "The Rainbow", published by Sonia H. Greene. The issue includes several …
This was an interesting issue to read, an interesting time capsule of amateur publishing in 1921.
The bulk of the content was provided by publisher Sonia H. Greene, which is not a bad thing, as she is quite quotable and interesting to read, especially her thought on the proper role of amateur journalism and the need for high standards to lift amateur writers up (including her future husband H.P. Lovecraft) into creating meaningful works.
The first issue of "The Rainbow", published by Sonia H. Greene. The issue includes several essays on Friedrich Nietzsche and …
