Tag - layers upon layers

Lucifer’s Son

June 3, 2016

Nathan

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Lucifer’s Son

“I want a cover that says ‘child of the devil,’ but says ‘lazy,’ too.”

“Done!”

(h/t Ben)

Genetic Coding

May 29, 2016

Nathan

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Genetic Coding

This cover has a malign mutation.

The Chronicles of Dorian Christianson: Nephilim

May 24, 2016

Nathan

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The Chronicles of Dorian Christianson: Nephilim

Actually, “nephilim” is plural. So how many is he?

The Car People

May 21, 2016

Nathan

Covers

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The Car People

At thumbnail size, it merely looks mediocre. You have to see it bigger to appreciate the true level of WTFery.

The Lights Over The Bog: an Elon Washington thriller

May 21, 2016

Nathan

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The Lights Over The Bog: an Elon Washington thriller

Yup. “Thriller.” Don’t let anyone tell you different.

Hidden Finance, Rogue Networks, and Secret Sorcery: The Fascist International, 9/11, and Penetrated Operations

May 19, 2016

Nathan

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Hidden Finance, Rogue Networks, and Secret Sorcery: The Fascist International, 9/11, and Penetrated Operations

How To Make Sure Your Book Is Taken Seriously #1: Don’t do this.

Through My Mother’s Eyes

May 13, 2016

Nathan

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Through My Mother’s Eyes

Setting a record for the number of cursive fonts on one cover…

Illusion

May 11, 2016

This doesn’t even deserve my derisive comment.

Criminal Justice.
File this under “The Way Things Ought To Be Because Nathan Says So.” I think one of the major reasons for the conflicting arguments on goals and ends of criminal justice reform is that there’s a promise implicit in the very name that simply can’t be fulfilled. In other words: It isn’t really a “justice”...
Sketch of the Day Omnibus Post.
HIGHLANDER: THE SERIES Bingewatch: Season 1, Part II
1:4 An Innocent Man – Duncan and Tessa head out of the city to visit a reclusive Immortal friend of Duncan. Unfortunately, just before they get there, someone kills the Immortal, and the only witness is an unstable homeless vet played by the mighty mighty Vincent Schiavelli. Doubly unfortunately, the sheriff has already pegged the...
Water: A Familiar Stranger
The author says: Water: A Familiar Stranger is a popular science nonfiction book that explores water from multiple perspectives, including chemistry, human health, nature, psychology, art, technology, and sustainability. Rather than serving as a textbook, it takes readers on an accessible journey through one of the most familiar yet extraordinary substances on Earth. The book
Sketch of the Day Omnibus Post.
HIGHLANDER: THE SERIES Bingewatch: Season 1, Part I
It’s been several years since I binged any TV show, and even more since I blogged the binge; the last one was finally watching all (or most) of ST:TNG, completing that waaay back in 2020. But I’ve felt a hankerin’ for some good Highlander, and since the only good Highlander is (a) the first movie...