★★★★ A Time Management Book that Suggests to Stop Managing Your Time. Forever a sucker for contrarianism, the book makes very valid points about those of us who struggle with the pressure to justify life through production.
Fantasy Book Review: The Riftwar Cycle, Raymond Feist (1982-2013)
A Return to Something Lost. Feist didn’t always deliver, especially near the end, but he came through when I really needed it.
Book Review: The Chaoswar Saga (A Besieged Kingdom, A Crown Imperiled, Magician’s End) By Raymond Feist, 2011-2013
★★ What a Mess, But It’s Finally Over. Feist Spurts And Sputters to the Merciful End.
Book Review: The Demonwar Saga (Rides a Dread Dragon, At the Gates of Darkness) by Raymond Feist, 2009
★★ Limping to the End. It started advantageous but felt like Feist fizzled out of energy as he nears the end of his marathon.
Movie Review: Clerks (1994)
★★★★ During the High-Brow Intellectualizing of Low-Brow Topics, Something Very Important Happens. I didn’t expect a movie with more f-bombs than Pulp Fiction to have the exact analysis I needed for the next stage of my life.
Book Review: The Darkwar Saga (Flight of the Nighthawks, Into a Dark Realm, Wrath of a Mad God) by Raymond Feist 2005-2008
★★★★ Let’s Get Meta. Long overdue, Feist is finally pulling the strings together towards at least some type of conclusion.