The latest review copy arrived from the publisher a couple of weeks ago, hand-delivered by special courier, and I tore into the important-looking package with eager anticipation. …rewind… The latest review copy arrived from the publisher a couple of weeks ago, deposited on my front porch by the Fed Ex gal’s signature sling-ring-and-run maneuver, and… Continue reading Book Review: “Signed, Mata Hari”
Author: Eric
Fire Ant Sightings
It’s time once again for the ultimate in blogging narcissism: Fire Ant Sightings from around the globe! First up, we have that lovable duo, Molly and Colin, who spared no expense in having the accessories for their wedding reception, which took place in Baltimore, done in a tasteful Fire Ant motif: Molly and Colin are members… Continue reading Fire Ant Sightings
Book Review: “Dead Boys”
Do you think your life sucks? If so, perhaps you need to pick up a copy of Richard Lange’s Dead Boys, collection of short stories filled with characters whose lives are so desolate and hopeless as to make even the most committed pessimist feel like he or she is walking on sunshine. Lange’s stories are… Continue reading Book Review: “Dead Boys”
Oil Derange
When mechanical ineptitude meets masculine bravado, something has to give.
Random Thursday canceled due to apathy. But, really, who cares?
The forecast for today calls for early morning miasma giving way to midday doldrums and eventual afternoon moping.
A Morning Walk
A beautiful way to start a Friday…
Random Thursday
Tomatoes and potatoes, trees and knees…we got it all at the Gazette.
Loving “Love”
Even if you aren’t a huge fan of the Beatles, it’s hard to imagine that you won’t be impressed by “Love.”
The 3rd Shoe Drops
Existentialism deconstructed with an eight pound sledgehammer.
Nature is a Harsh Arborist
There are a thousand ice-storm stories in the not-so-big city. This is one of them.