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Literature: What Every Catholic Should Know
Years ago I stumbled upon a podcast called “Great Works in Western Literature” by a man named Joseph Pearce, and immediately a became fan of it. Pearce’s love of literature was infectious, especially seeing I was just beginning to read … Continue reading
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Tagged "classic", Catholicism, Christianity, Joseph Pearce, literature, religion
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How has technology changed your job?
Oh, good lord. Where to begin? As some of you may know, I’m a librarian — not an official Librarian because I’m still working on MLS, but I’ve worked for a library for twelve years as a local historian, IT … Continue reading
March’s last Tuesday tease
Today’s TTT is TV shows or movies that would have made amazing books. But first, the teasin’. It is pretty generally recognised in the circles in which he moves that Bertram Wooster is not a man who lightly throws in … Continue reading
OPENING DAY!
In celebration of baseball officially starting again this week, I’m going to be featuring books about America’s game. This will include a book about baseball parks and the American city, a baseball murder mystery, possibly a book on the science … Continue reading
WordPress prompt just for laughs
I don’t usually respond to these prompts, but this seemed fun. First up, TV series: Star Trek Deep Space Nine. With the other Trek series, I generally pick and choose episodes. Yeah no, I’m not watching “Spock’s Brain”, “Code of … Continue reading
Wednesday blogging prompt: Nonfiction
Today’s blogging prompt from Long and Short Reviews is ‘what nonfiction have you read lately’. After an early-year start dominated by fiction, nonfiction is at last beginning to regain its usual dominance of my reading pile. It began with some … Continue reading
AI killed the internet star, ooh wah ooh
Quoting from “Here lies the internet, killed by generative AI” on the amount of ai-generated trash that is now beginning to overwhelm real content, including children’s videos that parents use to babysit their kids. What will be the cognitive/developmental consequences … Continue reading