Book Review: The Handmaid’s Tale, Margaret Atwood I read this book as part of my summer of reading, but in reality I had to put it down halfway through and let it sit for a few weeks before I could take it back up again. I found it powerfully written and profound and deeply disturbing. […]
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Book Review – Hammered – Elizabeth Bear – 2005 Before I go any further let me say of the ½ dozen used sci-fi books I read for this exercise, this is the one I liked the most! 6th book of the armful of old sci-fi novels that I picked up at my local used store,
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Book Review – Starquake – Robert L. Forward – 1985 Well folks here is the 5th book of the armful of old sci-fi novels that I picked up at my local used store, Valley Wild Books in Littleton, MA. And, we have reached a milestone, because this was the first one that I decided to
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Book Review – The Gallatin Divergence – L. Neil Smith – 1985 One more old Sci-Fi novel from the armful I picked up at Apple Wild Books in Littleton, Ma. I know you’re probably getting tired of these reviews…but, for the sake of completeness, I must forge ahead. This novel is part of Smith’s North
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Book Review – Mindbridge – by Joe Haldeman – 1976 I’ve been slowly reading my way through a pile of old Sci-Fi paperbacks that I bought at the used bookstore last year. Haldeman is a prodigious and famous science fiction writer. He has won most of the big science fiction awards including the Nebula and
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Book Review – Raft – Stephen Baxter This is another of the armful of old Science Fiction novels I bought at the used book store (Valley Wild Books in Littleton, MA). This is the debut novel of Stephen Baxter who has gone on to have an award winning career in science fiction. This is the
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Book review – CrashCourse – Baird, Wilhelmina (pseudonym of Joyce Carstairs Hutchinson) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilhelmina_Baird Last year I bought a armful of science fiction novels from the used bookstore. I have been slowly reading my way through them. This was one of them. This wasn’t a terrible book. It is very much an echo of the resonating
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One of my biggest challenges over the years is I lead a portfolio life. What the heck does that mean? It means I have many seemingly unrelated interest that fail to integrate into a whole. And the question was how are all these things related except in the scramble of my slight neurodivergence? And we
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