Brotherhood and Modern Philosophy: The Great Glass Sea
Book Review: The Great Glass Sea by Josh Weil As I read this book, I was sure I would not write a review about it. The Great Glass Sea is a dense, complex story...
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Book Review: Three Princes by Ramona Wheeler Three Princes is a book that seems to be based on the question “What if Egypt never stopped being great?” In Three ...
Come at Me, NSA
Book Review: No Place to Hide: Edward Snowden, the NSA, and the U.S. Surveillance State by Glenn Greenwald No Place to Hide is the culmination of a year’s...
Articles I Wrote at ALA Annual Conference 2014
I attended the 2014 American Library Association Annual Conference in Las Vegas. Becuase I am not content to just sit and listen to everyone, I signed on to wor...
Wayfinding in Las Vegas: Walking Shortcut from the Riviera to the Las Vegas Convention Center
I’m in Las Vegas for the American Library Association Annual Conference 2014 (#alaac14). I’m staying at the Riviera and I can actually see the Las V...
Meanwhile in Civilized Space
Book Review: Ancillary Justice by Ann Leckie Ancillary Justice is an awesome book. I know I’m not the only person with that opinion because it won a Nebul...
How to Give Good Interview: A Post That Goes Beyond Getting Dressed
Today, a friend told me that her 18-year-old daughter wanted my advice for job interviews. My knee-jerk response was “Why does anyone want my advice?” Then I re...
58 Days Later
Book Review: Notes from the Internet Apocalypse: A Novel by Wayne Gladstone Notes from the Internet Apocalypse is the diary of one man who chronicles the...
Married to the Sea
Book Review: Sea Change by S. M. Wheeler Sea Change is a delightfully written coming-of-age fairy tale, but the old school kind of fairy tale in which there is ...
A Special Request and a Long Rant: Coda
After the response I received to last week’s post, I feel I am obligated to pen some form of update. First, I want to say that my network of friends/acqua...