Month: March 2025
Kobo Libra Colour: Reader-Centric
An important addendum about e-readers and what we should expect technology to do
One Thing I Like About Opus
Opus undercuts its own messages about fame by casting a bunch of really talented people
It’s Tough to Be Replaced
A post in praise of one of the best theme park productions Disney’s ever made
One Thing I Like About Black Sunday
An entirely unacademic take on Mario Bava’s classic gothic horror
Falling into Booktube
Rediscovering the intersection of art and commerce and my own overly-romanticized images of being an author
Literacy 2025: Book 7: How to Solve Your Own Murder
A solid cozy murder mystery by Kristen Perrin about a paranoid elderly woman who provided all the clues to solve her own murder
I am a functional adult who totally understood Moxyland
A spoiler-filled dive back into Lauren Beukes’s Moxyland, to reassure myself that I got it
One Thing I Like About Mickey 17
The science fiction comedy about an expendable space colonist and his clones feels like a smarter and subtler movie is running just below the surface.
