While I enjoyed Dennis Lehane’s Moonlight Mile it felt, almost from page one, that he was writing this book to really put an end to the Kenzie/Gennaro novels. Clearly, things had changed for them to the point (a kid, ’nuff … Continue reading
I’m no physicist, and even I know that The Grand Design is a little premature. It’s also a little bit of linkbait owing to the examination of the need for a creator to set the universe in motion (“ZOMG, Hawking … Continue reading
I stayed up late a few nights reading The Devil in the White City: Murder, Magic, and Madness at the Fair that Changed America. America’s first serial killer + architecture + landscape design (c’mon, I’m surrounded by Olmstead out here) … Continue reading
This probably won’t be a very straightforward review. Hopefully you don’t mind. Fashion. That’s what I walked away thinking about after reading Zero History, William Gibson’s latest. There’s more to it than that, of course, but the bits about clothes … Continue reading
Quick, go look through my old school Boston skateboarding flickr set. Then, ask yourself how much I enjoyed Disposable: A History of Skateboard Art.
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