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Kinsey’s Top Ten Movie List
I don’t know about you, but I need movie recommends. It’s so hard to find a good story, let alone anything clean, coming out of Hollywood anymore. So, I figured I’d share my favorite movies. They are picked for their story, characters, or creativity. Soundtracks are also often judged because I’ve been playing piano since… Read more
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A Perilous Journey of Danger and Mayhem: A Dastardly Plot – A Review
Whoof, that’s a mouthful of a title. Today, from Christopher Healy of The Hero’s Guide, we have the first in a trilogy set in 1800’s New York, smack dab in the Era of Invention. It’s 1883—the Age of Invention! A time when great men like Thomas Edison, Alexander Graham Bell, Nicola Tesla, and George Eastman… Read more
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Simulacron-3: Infinity and Eternity
I recently read a fascinating little book called Simulacron-3. It’s a sci-fi from the sixties, and it’s kind of the first major work of fiction to explore the idea of simulated worlds. Downstream from it are all of our more modern things like Tron, The Matrix, Ready Player One, Snow Crash, and so on. And… Read more
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Happy Independence Day 2026!
To all of my USA readers, Happy Independence Day! If you’ve been following the news – news from a conservative perspective – you’ll know that there were several stories about foreign tourists discovering and really enjoying things we regularly take for granted, like hot dogs, air conditioning, or Buc-ee’s. It’s been highlighting a fact we… Read more
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The Song of Albion: A Review
I did not value this series properly when I read it the first time. I wasn’t mature enough to fully understand the first book when I read it originally. But it was entertaining enough, so I bought the second book. By that time, my mind started making the connections with mythology, and then at the… Read more
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Books to Read This Memorial Day
Happy Memorial Day, ya’ll! I hope you’re able to get some good quality time in with your family this weekend. At the same time, don’t forget what this day means. Our military, first responders, and homeland defenders get a lot of disrespect, because our country has forgotten what was sacrificed so that we can live… Read more
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Character Interview with the Cast of Simulacrum
I’m going to mix it up today, because I am uninspired on the nonfiction front. So, taking inspiration from Sarah Burns of the much-missed Sarcastic Elf blog, I shall do a character interview with the three POV characters from my work-in-progress, Simulacrum. For the sake of avoiding spoilers, it will take place before the events… Read more
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Project Hail Mary Movie Review: Altruism and Sacrifice
Well, I didn’t think I’d be able to see this movie until it was available to rent. But praise the Lord, I was able to watch it in theaters for my birthday, and thus am able to deliver my analysis, as requested by Miss Runyan, while it is still relevant. Overall, I’d give this movie… Read more
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The Martian: A Review
If you like realistic hard sci-fi, (and can put up with a lot of cursing,) then you should definitely check out Andy Weir’s novel The Martian. (Yes, I totally planned this to coincide with the Project Hail Mary movie. Totally…) Six days ago, astronaut Mark Watney became one of the first people to walk on… Read more
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