Category Archives: Literary

Traditional books ‘may not survive electronic age’ Books may not survive in their current form as reading habits change during the electronic age, an expert has said. Dr Bill Bell, from the University of Edinburgh, said the book format was … Continue reading →

Absolutely hysterical.

“Remember to always question reality because it’s mostly made up of illusions and badly plagiarized metaphor.” ~ Danalee Easton Love this quote. Great literary verve, but with a strong Einsteinian dose of chaos theory angst. Can’t go wrong with that. … Continue reading →

Doc Savage is back! That’s right, courtesy excellent author Paul Malmont, Doc Savage returns this month in a new comic book series from DC. This is great news, because at least it is being written by a true fan. If … Continue reading →

I don’t quite understand the newly revamped Dr. Voodoo in Marvel. Let’s review. Check him out when I was growing up. Now, don’t get me wrong, I love Brother Voodoo. Even had one of my own superhero characters based on … Continue reading →

My kids love Curious George, and we watch the latest version every morning on PBS. Fascinating story behind the story. Monkey Business in a World of Evil by Edward Rothstein You don’t really think about Curious George saving the day, … Continue reading →