Speaking as I was the other week about Hell, I can expect to be in purgatory any minute now. As I have to work fast…
Leave a CommentPublishing dark matter since 2018
Publishing dark matter since 2018
Speaking as I was the other week about Hell, I can expect to be in purgatory any minute now. As I have to work fast…
Leave a CommentMany say we live in hellish times. Let’s unpack what that might signify, as there are conflicting accounts going around as to what qualifies.
Leave a CommentRead online The Café with No Name, by Robert Seethaler Reviewed by Geoffrey Dutton Translator: Katy Derbyshire3 Genre: Literary Fiction Publisher: Europa Editions Published: February…
Leave a CommentAI came close to ruining my Monday, rendering a consumer product shopping expedition Kafkaesque. It wasn’t funny, but I still might have the last laugh.…
4 CommentsWe’re in a new ICE age that is freezing the bejesus out of our constitutional rights
Leave a CommentAs 2024 finishes its dismal performance, I don’t have any special message for this festive season other than to enjoy your holidaze and remember those…
Leave a CommentI’ve been enjoying a novel by Brit Matt Haig that takes place in Ibiza, a picturesque Mediterranean island ruled by Spain (Pop 132,000, Tourist Beds…
Leave a CommentThis month, more about my relationship with what I call digitalia, the assortment of devices and software and networks that have infiltrated my and your…
Leave a CommentAs I wrote this on Sunday, Joe Biden pulled out, immediately causing the commentariat to suck all the oxygen from the mediasphere. (NPR binged on…
Leave a CommentThis month’s offering is on the longish side, so my blurb will be brief: I was able to lay my hands on printed copies of…
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