Failing again. Failing better.
Volume 4 of the Locke and Key series (reviewed here) ended in such a terrible, shocking way that I couldn’t wait to pick up Locke & Key, Volume 5: Clockworks, written by Joe Hill (Twitter) and illustrated by Gabriel Rodriguez (Twitter). And it certainly didn’t disappoint. I’ll try to keep this spoiler-free, so I apologize…
Tomorrow marks the beginning of a new year. Many people will make resolutions to lose weight, eat better, or exercise more. And while I am all in favor of people getting healthier, have you considered making writing resolutions? Making small, specific plans now can have you writing more and writing better early in 2013, leading…
Sorry, folks. I’ve packed up and gone on vacation. So posts will be few and far between for a few days. Please don’t rob me, and please have a happy holiday!
I finally got a chance to see The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey yesterday, and I saw it in 3D IMAX at the High Frame Rate (HFR) of 48 Frames per Second (FPS). I’ll cover the story first, then I’ll get to the tech side of it. I liked The Hobbit. It’s not as great as…
THE FRACTAL PRINCE is the follow-up to Hannu Rajaniemi’s THE QUANTUM THIEF, and, like its predecessor, is a complex, fast-paced tale of gentleman thief Jean le Flambeur battling gods in a post-singularity world that only a mathematician or physicist will feel completely comfortable. But this time, Rajaniemi adds a layer of Arabian Nights and the…