04-24-2021
Interconnected and Interweaving. Bromke executes on an interconnected and interweaving style here better than many other attempts I've
[Continue Reading]04-23-2021
Enlightening. As someone who had their first flight literally weeks before 9/11 (ATL to MCO in late July 2001) and who has experienced TSA quite frequently in *cruise* t
[Continue Reading]04-23-2021
Fact Gusher. This is one of those history/ anthropology books that gives a LOT of facts very rapidly, without any real
[Continue Reading]04-21-2021
Ho Lee Schitt! WHAT A RUSH! With this book, Laurence again ups his game and introduces a weapon that is arguably scarier than any
[Continue Reading]04-21-2021
Solid, Maybe Not 'Real' For Everyone. This is one of those Hallmarkie type books - from an author who app
[Continue Reading]04-20-2021
This week we're looking at a poetic and in depth examination of the modern day issues of living in, on, and around the Mississippi Riv
[Continue Reading]04-15-2021
Hairy Harmony. Another solid entrant into this series, this time featuring the one natural child of t
[Continue Reading]04-13-2021
This week we are looking at an alarming and disturbing book showing insights that have the potential to control humanity ever more subtly.
[Continue Reading]04-11-2021
Astounding History Of An Oft-Forgotten Era. One point Swift makes in this text is clear even in my own experience - *even as someone who has been to the NASA Cape Canaveral Visitor Center many times*: The era of Apo
[Continue Reading]04-11-2021
Poetic Narrative More Memoir Than Hard Science. This is a memoir of a man who was afraid of the sea as a small child and
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