• The Scribe

    Imager by L. E. Modessit, Jr.

    Not a whole lot to say at the moment.  I’ll have a lot of post convention thoughts for Monday.  For now, let’s get this party started. Imager by L. E. Modesitt, Jr. Modesitt has held a special place in my…

  • The Scribe

    Beyond Limits – Part 2

    It’s odd, being in the position I’m in. Technically, I’m still employed.  As in, I can log into my computer, access my email, and interact with my co-workers.  At the same time, I’m essentially a marked man.  My last day…

  • The Scribe

    Beyond Limits – Part 1

    I wanted to go back, and redo one of my previous stories very badly.  It’s always a thing with me, that nagging “what-if” sort of internal dialog.  Hindsight is 20/20, and being able to look back now on some of…

  • The Scribe

    Lock In by John Scalzi

    This one is rather meaty, so let’s get to it. Lock In by John Scalzi John Scalzi doesn’t need people licking his boots.  So if you came here for sycophantic nonsense, I am sorry to disappoint you.  What this book…

  • The Scribe

    Doom’s Gatekeeper – Part 5

    Yet another tumultuous weekend, right on the heels of the first.  Not entirely sure the day job will still be a thing long term.  Still not sure it will be a thing come 9 AM today.  What I do know,…

  • The Scribe

    Witchy Eye by David John Butler

    Very happy that I am in a position to post the review for Witchy Eye.  I met David John Butler last year at Kansas City Comic Con.  Meeting him, meeting Kevin J Anderson, and meeting Jim Butler were the catalyst…

  • The Scribe

    Doom’s Gatekeeper – Part 3

    Life has a nasty habit of kicking you in the balls in the exact wrong moment. “Oh, I see you’re neck deep in moving, trying to deal with your allergies, and combating recent weight gain.  Would sure suck if the…