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Bloodline is here!

Book 9 of the Cradle series, Bloodline, comes out today in the United States. I don’t have an advanced review copy, so no day of release review, but I’m sure I will get to it soon. Other books by Will Wight Cradle Series: Unsouled: Cradle Book 1 Review

Linkfest 2021-04-02: Good Friday

The Christian scandalously asserts that this day is a good day. And it is. Yesterday I got into a discussion on Twitter about how badly misunderstood the paladin has become in D&D. The meme on the gets the laugh from contemporary players, but it is the equivalent of

Hit & Fade: Forgotten Ruin book 2 available author direct today!

If you want to pick up Hit & Fade a day early, and support the authors directly, you can buy it from the Galaxy’s Edge website today, March 31st. I don’t get any affiliate referrals from the Galaxy’s Edge website, but I’m happy to recommend you

The Long View 2008-04-27 to 2008-05-04: Obama is Right; The Pope and the Parliament of Man; The Hanging of Tariq Aziz; Benedict XVI on Liturgical Music and Immigration; Steyn on Hate-Crime laws

In this weeklong collation of shorter blog posts, John manages to slip in the kind of analysis he is best remembered for: finding the thread of historical processes in quotidian events. Here is a comment by John on liturgical music that manages to bring in Jungian psychology and the value

Hit & Fade: Forgotten Ruin book 2 by Nick Cole and Jason Anspach Book Review

Hit & Fade: Forgotten Ruin book 2 by Jason Anspach and Nick Cole is an even crazier ride than the first book, if such a thing is even possible. I thought the last book was intense and high-stakes, but this one tops it. This time around we’ll be looking

Linkfest 2021-03-26: Trigun Edition

. . . And Between the Wasteland & Sky JD Cowan masterfully analyzes the Catholic themes in Trigun Made in China Razib Khan looks at the history of China and various governments actions in Xinjiang. Appendix N Connection: The Origin of Shadows in the D&D Game How a classic story by

Happy Våffeldagen: The End of the World as We Knew It

On March 25th, the Feast of the Annunciation and Våffeldagen, I like to re-post some of John J. Reilly’s and my favorite blog posts on this most remarkable of days. March 25th is in many ways the most important day in the Christian calendar. It also happens to be