I was watching Buffy reruns on Netflix this morning because I’m getting old and creepy and nostalgic-for-the-90s, and still use words like “reruns”, and I came across this scene where Buffy’s Watcher, Rupert Giles, explains to her computer-science teacher why he prefers books to computers, and I think that he says touches on why our online […]
A couple weeks ago, Shel Israel was in town and I got a chance to chat with him on behalf of WatchMojo. We chatted about his new book, Twitterville — and about what a whole bunch of other social media voodoo means… I even put him on the spot, but then I felt like a […]
Update: Apparenly I overestimated Walker Lamond’s abilities. You know the Book Deal Blog? You know, the blog that doesn’t just lead to a book deal on the same topic, but a book about the blog. Book blogs like Stuff White People Like and 1001 Rules for My Unborn Son. Now, did you ever consider that […]
So last week, Mitch Joel was kind enough to hook me up with a signed, advance copy of his new book Six Pixels of Separation (affiliate link). I’m not done reading it yet, but so far, I’m impressed enough to blog about it. There are three reason I’m enjoying Six Pixels. First, it takes all […]
So I just finished reading Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ’s Childhood Pal, by Christopher Moore. Sharing a name with the author was a very large part of how I ended up with the CT Moore moniker. In fact, it’s also part of the reason I put off reading the book for so long. […]