Mitch Wyle's Web Log

An "impulse borrow" from the library the last time I was there, this book reads like a James Bond film script set in 1953.  The au...

It's another interesting story; however the "model" (prescriptive methods of overcoming the problems), is not (at all) appropr...

Here is another book I found on the shelf of one of my children whose former-bedroom is now my home office. I did not get most of this infor...

I sometimes read transcripts of, or listen to Yascha Mounk's interviews.  His latest interview is with New York TImes columnist David Br...

I read this book in 2013 and did not like it; I don't think I read the rest of the trilogy. I pulled the hardback off the shelf and re-r...

This odd horror / mystery story is well-crafted and fun.  Clines' use of the H.P. Lovecraft's magic system is consistent and extreme...

A decent ending that ties up all the loose ends of the trilogy. The unspace magic system and inhabitants is a little bit too contrived in th...

I enjoyed the ending of this trilogy, despite all of the ambiguity and continued mystery of "The Red." It is a good story.  I hope...

Dan Gardner's post about how we are all susceptible to losing our own capability to reason is fantastic.  How can these very smart peop...

Amazing story, great subplots and themes. Odd, distracting theology and mysticism. 5/5 Stars.  Fantastic!