The Millennium Trilogy: Part Two Book Title: The Girl Who Played With Fire Author: Stieg Larsson (Reg Keeland translation) Published: 2006 (translation 2009) Pages: 724 Category: fiction: general, fiction: crime What Larsson did with The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, he takes to a whole new level with The Girl Who Played With Fire. What … Continue reading Book 19: The Girl Who Played With Fire
The Millennium Trilogy: Part One Book Title: The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo (Men Who Hate Women) Author: Stieg Larsson (Reg Keeland translation) Published: 2005 (English 2008) Pages: 841 Category: fiction: crime, fiction I don't normally read mysteries, crime novels, those sorts of things. I'm not sure quite why, I like the format - and … Continue reading Book 18: The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
Once again, the Vancouver Canucks have made it to the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. This means, that aside from the usually weather chatter in the office with both customers and coworkers, hockey talk is the order of the day. Every day. You might assume that this in itself would be annoying to … Continue reading Shut Out of Hockey Talk
Some updates regarding my last post - As I should have know before I posted, I have learned that the internet adage, 'Never Feed The Trolls', is in fact a very important piece of advice to follow when attempting to convince others on the internet of your ideas. I sincerely doubt that my last post … Continue reading The Saga Continues
My friend May posted on her LiveJournal about this atrocious article, and I managed to read it all (despite rage blackouts that threatened to destroy my ability to retain what my eyes were seeing). And even after some pumpkin pie, and some calming tea, I couldn't get these remarks out of my head. Nobody gets … Continue reading “The War on Science Fiction”: A Rebuttal
