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The Guild’s Comic Translation

After reading the third and final issue of The Guild comic (written by Felicia Day and art by Jim Rugg) I have to say that the comic adaptation of this cult web series is impressive. I feared that the comic would try to tell the same story– which can very well lead to disaster in [...]

USS Indanapolis

In Cold Blood: A review of In Harms Way

A review of In Harms Way by Daniel Stanton.

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Josh Dysart sees Unknown Soldier as Humanistic/Interview Part Three

In our third and final installment of the Unknown Soldier interview series, Josh Dysart talks about brainwashing, the character of Paul, and the kind of confusion we can expect at the end of this series. Prepare to be confused– in an authentic, self-reflecting, satisfactory kind of way.

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To read without reflecting is like eating without digesting.
-Edmund Burke

It is what you read when you don't have to that determines what you will be when you can't help it.
-Oscar Wilde

Literary Reviews

USS Indanapolis

In Cold Blood: A review of In Harms Way

A review of In Harms Way by Daniel Stanton.

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A Literary Review of the Terror by Dan Simmons

We review the Terror By Dan Simmons

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Do you live by the ‘Law of the Jungle’?

Librarians recently discovered a rare edition of The Jungle Books by Rudyard Kipling, which included a handwritten note to his daughter five years before her death at age six. The note said, ““This book belongs to Josephine Kipling for whom it was written by her father, May 1894.” It’s ironic that this should re-surface now, [...]

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Divine Misdemeanors: Merry can take it all

True to form, Divine Misdemeanors was your typical Princess story filled with erotic sex…