I enjoyed this week’s episode. I wouldn’t go as far as to say that it’s vintage Thrones, but it’s as close as we’ve come to that in a while. A … Continue reading Game of Thrones: The Last of the Starks – Review
It’s been a few days now since the Game of Thrones episode “The Long Night” and I’m still trying to process everything. When the episode finished I didn’t know what … Continue reading Game of Thrones: The Long Night – Review
I thoroughly enjoyed this week’s episode of Game of Thrones. The final season’s second installment wasn’t the most action-packed episode, nor was it an episode full of plot twists and … Continue reading Game of Thrones: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms – Review and Q & A
Since the conclusion of Game of Thrones’ seventh season in the summer of 2017, I’ve experienced recurring dreams about how the show will end. I swear I’m not saying that … Continue reading Game of Thrones: Winterfell – Review and Q&A
Of the Farm Author: John Updike Country: United States Review: I’ve always admired Updike’s writing for its ability to render the mundane profound. Updike writes about ordinary, middle class families … Continue reading What I’ve Been Reading – March 2019
It’s less than two weeks now until the final season of Game of Thrones and I can barely contain my excitement. As per usual, I’ll be doing my weekly episode … Continue reading 10 Predictions for Game of Thrones’ Final Season
Playing Spyro: Reignited brought back a lot of happy memories from my childhood. It was a real treat to see it, not as I remembered it, but infused with this … Continue reading Dark Theories that Prove Spyro is a Horror Game
Three books I’ve read in the last few weeks. Let’s do this. Memories of My Melancholy Whores Author: Gabriel Garcia Marquez Country: Colombia Where I Got It: Quarter Price … Continue reading What I’ve Been Reading – February 2019
My memories of playing the original Spyro games are some of the fondest of my childhood. When the news broke that the first three in the series were being remastered … Continue reading Spyro: Reignited
Last year we had an ass-ton of snow one weekend in March and I decided to go outside to take some photos. I couldn’t really walk anywhere picturesque, so I … Continue reading Snow Day 2
I’ve always been profoundly offended by the censorship of artistic expression. It’s the one thing that consistently fires me up and has the power to bring me down on even … Continue reading The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie
When I was ten years old, my schoolteacher gave a lesson on writing stories. I have this distinct memory of her asking us to think about what makes a good … Continue reading My Favorite Titles
