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First Quarter 2022 Quarter-in-Review
It has been some quarter. If it seems like posting has been slow across both blogs, I have a good excuse! Our son was born in early February. Which has kept me real busy, but I managed to still do … Continue reading
Fourth Quarter 2021 and 2021 Quarter-and-Year-in-Review
Our long national nightmare is over. 2021 has passed and 2022 begins. Only, on one hand, the word “over” doesn’t really fit when we are facing another wave of COVID, and, on the other hand, I actually had a really … Continue reading
Book Reader Looks Back at Season 1 of The Wheel of Time on Prime
What Friday would be complete without a Wheel of Time post? I’m not quite ready to give up on writing about the show yet. I recapped and reacted to each and every episode in basically real-time, but an episode-by-episode analysis … Continue reading
Book Reader Wheel of Time Recap and Reaction: Season 1, Episode 8
There are a couple primary problems with Amazon’s adaptation of The Wheel of Time. The first is a lack of respect for the source material. The second, and more serious, is that the show creators are not very good at … Continue reading
Book Reader Wheel of Time Recap and Reaction: Season 1, Episode 7
Changes in adaptation are inevitable. Making a TV show is a messy, collaborative process that demands endless tradeoffs. It’s an iceberg, because it happens almost entirely out of the public eye and, frankly, I know little about making talkies. But … Continue reading
Book Reader Wheel of Time Recap and Reaction: Season 1, Episode 6
I’ve been pretty lenient with the book changes up to this point. A certain amount of leeway is necessary—the change in format requires changes in storytelling, and any creator worth their salt is going to put their own spin on … Continue reading
Book Reader Wheel of Time Recap and Reaction: Season 1, Episode 5
The strident pleas of book hipsters and show apologists notwithstanding, after five episodes we have a sense of what we are getting from Amazon’s adaptation of a landmark work of epic fantasy. A high production value work that mostly looks … Continue reading
Book Reader Wheel of Time Recap and Reaction: Season 1, Episode 4
I am thankful this Thanksgiving season to have a high quality, high production value TV adaptation of my favorite fantasy series of all time. SPOILERS abound below. Mostly for the first four episodes of the show, but there will be … Continue reading
Book Reader Wheel of Time Recap and Reaction: Season 1, Episodes 1-3
It’s happening! And five hours early![1] I watched the first three episodes Thursday night (and started this post) and then watched them again tonight (and finished this post). If I can convince a member of my wife’s family, I will … Continue reading
Rereading The Great Hunt, chapters 47-50
In which the ta’veren three (and Hurin!) escape Falme but don’t get away, thousands of Seanchan and hundreds of Whitecloaks trap the four, Mat makes an impulsive decision to blow the Horn, Geofram Bornhald leads a doomed charge, Rand meets … Continue reading