So the ebook holds solid at 3% sales. Which isn’t great. There’s room for improvement. So why did I do what I did and what will I do next?
28 April 2011
Language and Science
Everything has been done before, so why do we still watch the old?
23 January 2011
Cancelled into Freedom
When a show gets canceled, I feel a sense of relief. Now I don’t have to watch it suck!
18 January 2011
One Track Mind
The most interesting thing to me about the time I waste on my iPad, is that it’s all mono-tasked.
2 December 2010
Fangirl Pandering – You’re Doing It Right
My current favorite show? Rizzoli & Isles. The constant pandering of the writers to the rest of us makes it even better.
7 October 2010
Twitter’s Support Doesn’t Help It Get Better
I’m working on an ‘It gets better’ video/blog post, but right now I thought I’d take a second to bring up my concerns with how Twitter handles, or rather doesn’t handle, harassment and bullying cases. While I understand they don’t want to have to be the police, there’s an aspect of running a community at [...]
7 October 2010
RED: Yeah, it’s worth it
I won free tickets to the movie (thank you @DC_Nation and Gofobo) so on Tuesday I went to the ‘new’ theater down by my office and enjoyed the hell out of it! It’s not the comic book, but that isn’t necessarily a bad thing. This would be enjoyable no matter what. If this is TL;DR [...]
4 May 2010
Sea Monsters Can’t Save This Book
I finally got around to reading and blogging about Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters and it was a great big pile of meh. At first I thought it was because the co-author (not Jane Austen, the other guy, Ben Winters) was different. Then I thought that maybe, heaven help me, I liked Pride and [...]
1 April 2010
The Zombification of the World
It’s a truth universally accepted that the world has a peculiar preoccupation with zombies. It’s also a truth accepted that all American high school students suffer through at least one Jane Austen novel, in their tenure through the required education. Much like we all read The Old Man And the Sea and upwards of three [...]
