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Goodnight, Anne Book Review

Goodnight, Anne: Inspired by Anne of Green Gables by Kallie George (Author), Genevieve Godbout (Illustrator) 40 pages Published by Holt, Reinhart and Winston (1978) ISBN 978-1770499263 I received this book for free from LibraryThing's Early Reviewers program. First published in 1908, L. M. Montgomery’s Anne of Green

Everything Will Wight on Sale!

Everything Will Wight on Sale!

I’m trying to catch up on my sleep, so things are quiet around here right now, but Will Wight announced a sale on his blog: Free Unsouled (Ben’s review) House of Blades (Ben’s review) On sale for 99¢ The Crimson Vault (Ben’s review) City of Light

The Long View 2006-10-18: Doomsday Deniers; Treason on the Right; Spengler Back

The first item John Reilly mentions, from the National Review Online’s blog The Corner reads like a precis of Michel Houellebecq’s Soumission. I wish John Reilly had lived to see Houellebecq’s book, it seems to the embodiment of one of John’s main interests, the relatively unknown

The Long View 2006-10-17: Refutation of the Refutation

The Long View re-posting project took a back-seat while I struggled through J. G. Ballard’s short stories, but we are back! An interesting bit that I missed at the time this was going on in 2006 was Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio publicly criticized Pope Benedict for his Regensburg address, and

The Best Short Stories of J. G. Ballard Book Review

The Best Short Stories of J. G. Ballard by J. G. Ballard; Introduction by Anthony Burgess 312 pages Published by Holt, Reinhart and Winston (1978) ISBN 0-03-045661-4 I am a great lover of scifi short story collections, and this volume of J. G. Ballard’s work, lent to me by

Hack: A LitRPG Novel Book Review

Hack: A LitRPG Novel by Paul Bellow 348 pages Published by LitRPG Reads (April 29, 2018) ASIN B07CRWBPZJ I had seen this book pop up through Amazon's recommendations several times. I hadn't been willing to take a chance on it. The cover is ridiculous. Yes, I

The Long View 2006-10-16: Crunchy Convert; Cardinal Invisible; Stinger Countermeasures

Both Rod Dreher and now Damon Linker have quite publicly left the Catholic Church in reaction to the on-going sexual abuse scandals. Both of them have also publicly said that part of their reason for doing so is their disappointment in the behavior of Fr. Richard John Neuhaus in reaction