I recently started listening to some new podcasts. That statement is almost always true, because my podcast consumption is constantly churning as I get tired of the remarkable lack of insight in Slate’s Political Gabfest or I realize that I haven’t actually … Continue reading →
Another thing I did this past weekend was watch a lot of Friends, which was recently added to the Netflix streaming library. Watching it, I was struck by several things: Even though I am pretty sure I’ve seen most of … Continue reading →
I used to write about games that I played a lot, but that was in another life and a different presidential administration. We hadn’t yet learned Iron Man was the greatest American hero, that’s how long ago it was. But … Continue reading →
As you no doubt already know if you care in the slightest, the cancelled NBC sitcom Community has been picked up by, of all entities, Yahoo! Leading to the question of whether Yahoo! is generously propping up Community after its total … Continue reading →
I finally got around to playing the Mass Effect trilogy of games recently; I got the PS3 three-game set, downloaded all the single-player DLC, and went to town. I knew, going in, that Mass Effect 2 is generally considered the … Continue reading →
So hi. I wanted to let you, the literally tens of regular readers, know a few things. 1) At the current pace I anticipate wrapping up Le Morte D’Arthur sometime around the beginning of May of 2014. It may go longer … Continue reading →
It’s Labor Day! Enjoy some watermelon and a hot dog! Catch up on a series on Netflix! Get some sleep! Don’t come crying to me about your pressing need to get the whole Lonazep Tournament thing resolved. Lonazep goes on and … Continue reading →
Hello! 1) So the responses to my question last Friday were overwhelmingly of this nature. “I like reading what you write five days a week, or maybe I just like knowing that it’s there and I could read it if … Continue reading →
Today is the last weekday that the first volume of Primary Sources: Le Morte D’Arthur, covering Books I and II, is available for free as an ebook from Amazon! So scoop it up while you have the chance! Consider reviewing it! … Continue reading →
1) At the current rate, I expect to complete my commentary on Le Morte D’Arthur around mid-spring. Not this spring. The spring in 2014, FYI. Tristram alone will keep me going until, like, Labor Day. This is just an estimate. … Continue reading →
