Boston Noir is a Boston based noir anthology. I was most excited for the Dennis Lehane story, which was predictably great, but there were a couple other really good stories. I especially liked the work from Dana Cameron, Don Lee … Continue reading
Well written, well researched and covering a poorly understood, but vitally important culture The Arabs: A History should be required reading for pretty much everyone. Three or four events that I knew well from European history are covered and that’s … Continue reading
All of the Dennis Lehane books I’ve read have been like crack to me. Three times in the last year I’ve stayed up way too late trying to finish one of his books. The only reason it’s not five (the … Continue reading
How busy have I been? So busy that I finished reading this book in January and haven’t found time to review it since? Yeah, that busy. Anyway, I’m back from redesign land and am now 100% free to do whatever … Continue reading
The Man Who Made Vermeers: Unvarnishing the Legend of Master Forger Han van Meegeren Let me just get this out of the way before I talk about the book… People thought this was a Vermeer? Seriously?
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