Category: in the audience
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Spotlight: Gilmore Girls
When a friend of mine found out I liked Gilmore Girls, he said, “Really? What’s it about? It’s just a mother and daughter, right?” How […]
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The Telling of Tom Sawyer
Mark Twain’s The Adventures of Tom Sawyer is one of the most endearing pieces of classic literature. Of the many literary novels extant, this is […]
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Spotlight: Storyteller (Review)
A review of Storyteller: Writing Lessons and More from 27 years of the Clarion Writers’ Workshop by Kate Wilhelm Tell me a story. Tell me […]
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Am I a Story Geek?
What’s happening in my appoach to wine is what happened long ago in my approach to stories. I used to drink wine occasionally, and I […]
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The Longest Journey (Review)
Or maybe the longest, most arduous, most painful, most distressing journey. On two different adventure gaming boards recently, the subject has come up, the subject […]
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The Investigation by Stanislaw Lem (Review)
The Investigation is a novel about strange occurences. Dead bodies start moving, by themselves. At first, it’s hardly noticeable. A corpse moves from its back […]
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Spotlight: Firefly and Serenity (Review)
Whatever happened to Zorro? I think I may have seen him on a spaceship, a Firefly-class cargo vessel called Serenity. And there was even an […]
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