Retweeting @MaudNewton: Can you picture Narnia? http://tinyurl.com/5zgapd
If like me you are both an e-book reader and always looking for free stuff, check out Tor.com. Besides having lots of news and content, they give away free e-books. Last week they made Jane Lindskold's The Buried Pyramid available for download. Sign up as a user and you can get the book for free.
I was thinking this weekend about how blogging has changed my reading habits. Right now, the two books I am reading - The Magician's Book: A Skeptic's Adventures in Narnia
Tech Crunch has the details, and a picure, of the next version of the Amazon Kindle
Thinking of starting a website covering conservative books - books by, on, or about issues important to the Right. Good idea? Advertisers?
Sorry about the Tweat-lanche. Trying to get Twitter Tools working and it posted the archives it seems.
I didn’t study philosophy, but I’ve read a bit about it, and enjoy a nice philosophical debate. One of the best places to get into debates, or — for the more genteel among us — conversations, is at Carnival of the Capitalists.
American sports…a legacy that endures, beyond curses and finger-pointing. The World Series got interesting last night…dragging the spirit world into things in a big way. Will the curse endure…or not?
How could a mere 20th century novel (this book was written in 1996, published by Little, Brown and Company) capture Poe’s brooding style, the grainy shadows of his descriptions, the sense of being trapped in a musty, forgotten well on a plantation forgotten by man and time?
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