Tag Archives: Books

I recently (finally) finished Vernor Vinge’s A Deepness in the Sky.  Great novel.  To recap, this was one of those that I’d started/re-started several times, not because I didn’t like it, but because I was constantly distracting myself with other … Continue reading →

I’ve been taking a break from the site, but I’ve made good use of the time.  Our move to Wisconsin marked the end of a two-year reading drought.  I can’t remember a similar period where I read so little.  Thankfully, … Continue reading →

Neal Stephenson’s Cryptonomicon. This the third or fourth time I’ve started this book.  I’ve never gotten more than about thirty or forty pages in (up until last night), which should in no way be interpreted as a comment on the … Continue reading →

Another in a growing pile of childbirth books.  If you apply your critical thinking skills, you should be able to figure out why.

The Return by Mark Mustian (2000):  Mystery novel about a reporter specializing in investigating supernatural phenomena who finds himself caught up in the unfolding story of a Brazilian women claiming to be the reincarnation of Christ. I was at the … Continue reading →