Monthly Archives: July 2019

Like a good doggo, A Boy and His Dog at the End of the World tries too hard sometimes

Posted on July 30, 2019 by H.P.

When he was 13, Charlie Wilson’s (of Charlie Wilson’s war fame) neighbor killed his dog.  Wilson retaliated first by setting his garden on fire, then by driving enough voters to the polls next election to get his neighbor kicked off … Continue reading →

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Why the MCU Phase 4 Will Fail . . . And What Marvel Should Do About It

Posted on July 23, 2019 by H.P.

I wasn’t an MCU fan from the get-go.  And I am still not a fanboy.  I was a Marvel kid, but I was far, far more interested in Spider-Man and the X-Men than in the Avengers.  But the MCU earned … Continue reading →

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Kings of the Wyld is a Wild Ride

Posted on July 16, 2019 by H.P.

Great storytelling hay can be reaped by taking old tropes and flat out running with them until you reach their natural, logical conclusion.  (See, e.g., M.L. Brennan’s Generation V series.)  Eames does just that with the band of adventurers model … Continue reading →

Posted in Book Reviews, Fantasy | Tagged , | 9 Comments

Follow Every Day Should Be Tuesday on Social Media

Posted on July 9, 2019 by H.P.

The best way to follow Every Day Should Be Tuesday is using an RSS reader (I use the G2Reader).  But EDSBT does have a social media presence and you are welcome to and encouraged to follow me elsewhere. Every Day Should … Continue reading →

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June 2019 Month-in-Review and Mid-Year-in-Review

Posted on July 2, 2019 by H.P.

After a very hectic May, June provided a more sedate pace.  The rest of the summer should prove even better.  Hopefully two trips to Canada provide plenty of reading time.  I hope to read even more in July and August … Continue reading →

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