Feist Does Political Intrigue And Does It Well. Spending three books in the highly ossified and rigid culture of other-worldly Kelewan was the right choice.
Top 100 PS1 Review: #10 – Final Fantasy IX (1999)
I Haven’t Cried This Much Since… FFX 😢. Has there been a more relatable, unrelatable character than Vivi?
Non-Fiction Book Review – NonZero: The Logic of Human Destiny, Robert Wright (1999)
Wright Tries to Cram The Human Experience Into One Mathematical Principle. And Guess What — That Doesn’t Work So Well.
Top 100 NES Video Game Review: #15 – StarTropics (1990)
A Zelda Knock-Off That Tries to Be Different By Being On An Island. 🏝🏝🏝Oh Wait — that’s already happened before, too.
Top 100 PS2 Review: #24 – Final Fantasy X (2001)
Made Me Reevaluate: Is This My Favorite Final Fantasy of All-time? I had forgotten how good this game is at everything.
Book Review: Silverthorn & Darkness at Sethanon, Raymond Feist (1985 & 1986)
Much Better Than The Acclaimed Magician. Feist finds his footing and ends his first trilogy (The Riftwar Saga) better than he started it.
