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Frankenstein
Frankenstein: The Modern Prometheus© 1818 Mary Shelley288 pages “Shall I respect man when he contemns me? Let him live with me in the interchange of kindness; and, instead of injury, I would bestow every benefit upon him with tears of … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, science fiction
Tagged "classic", Classics and Literary, Classics Club Challenge, horror, science fiction
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Church of Spies
Church of Spies: The Vatican’s Secret War Against Hitler© 2015 Mark Riebling384 pages The Catholic Church was one of Hitler’s earliest enemies, barring its members from participating in the Nazi party and publicly condemning Hitler’s early actions once he had … Continue reading
Oktoberfest and Octoberfright
Well, dear readers, it’s October again. I’ll be opening with a nod to German history, this time with a WW2 emphasis as I’m trying to address my TBR pile of doom. I’m sure it will go down smoothly with a … Continue reading
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Within Arm’s Reach
Within Arm’s Length: The Extraordinary Life and Career of a Special Agent in the United States Secret Service © 2014, 2018 Dan Emmett 320 pages Dan Emmett was a kid when he witnessed President Kennedy’s assassination on television, but instead … Continue reading
Posted in Politics and Civic Interest, Reviews
Tagged Hail to the Chief, memoir, on the job, security
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Build Your Own PC for Dummies
Build Your Pwn PC For Dummies© 2009 Mark Chambers336 pages Both my increasing interest in learning how to work with computer hardware, and my nephew’s desire to build a gaming computer, have led to me watching hours of build videos … Continue reading
The Looming Tower
The Looming Tower: Al-Queda and the Road to 9/11 © 2006 Lawrence Wright 480 pages “[…] we’re told that they were zealots, fueled by religious fervor…religious fervor. And if you live to be a thousand years old, will that make … Continue reading
Posted in history, Reviews, World Affairs
Tagged Arabia, crime, Egypt, history, Islam, Middle East, nine-eleven, politics, Politics-CivicInterest
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Digital Filmmaking for Kids
Digital Filmmaking for Kids© 2015 Nick Willoughby304 pages I am not, readers may spot, a kid. However, when I WAS a kid, I was one given to wandering around the woods with a massive camcorder in my shoulders, attempting to … Continue reading
A Nation Challenged
A Nation Challenged: A Visual History of 9/11 and Its Aftermath© 2002 The New York Times240 pages The first few anniversaries of 9/11 had a weight as they approached — not only for what memories they evoked, but for the … Continue reading
The TBR of Doom
I recently realized that I’ve bought ten nonfiction books in the last few months and haven’t yet read them, and so began drafting another TBR challenge. Both in 2014 and 2016 I imposed a challenge on myself: no more book … Continue reading