Sentenced: 2016.03.06 edition, Physics of the Impossible
Physics of the Impossible: A Scientific Exploration into the World of Phasers, Force Fields, Teleportation, and Time Travel by Michio Kaku Each time a collision...
Author: Luke McCullough
What is on my nightstand: 2016.03.05 edition
Currently reading The Folding Knife on the recommendation of my podcast co-host. Sort of an alternate past sort of story set in a not-Rome sort...
Review: Gotham Season 2, first half
Uneven. Without a doubt the best word to use to describe this season of Gotham. Sometimes the show is really trying to show the origin...
Prediction: 11.22.63
Luke: I love the idea of time travel. And the moral question of should you go back and save or kill some in the past...
What is on Luke’s nightstand this week, January 9, 2016 edition
I am still working my way through the expanse series, mostly because it has been backed up to get them from the library. This is...
Review: Miss Peregrine’s School For Particular Children by Ransom Riggs
As I mentioned in a previous post, I came to this book by way of a photo gallery belonging to the author. (post) One of...
What Is On My Audio Device This Week (2015-12-30): Nothing
Nada. Zilch. Nothing. Null. None. Not a great week for music. Been out at my parents house for the holidays, and I know this will...
Preview: Agent Carter, season 2
Luke: The world has changed since the end of Agent Carter season 1. Agent Carter was the best of the Marvel TV shows, and in the...
Technique/Tools: Swipe File
Now, I have talked about the idea of a commonplace book before (here) the swipe file is a similar idea from design and advertising. The...
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