I discuss my initial, long-carried, aversions to Self-Help Books and how that's changed over time. (CONVERSATION - WEEK 52, YEAR 3)

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"Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.”

I discuss how a simple modification to the philosophical device, Hanlon's Razor, can assist me in being more compassionate. (CONVERSATION - WEEK 51, YEAR 3)

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A beautiful comic in visuals and content. A great gateway into contemporary comics for those who like a little introspection, but nothing too serious or heavy, that can still have fun! (REVIEW - WEEK 51, YEAR 3)

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I had to read this book in a CanLit class years ago. It's horrible. Despicable Characters framed as Cute - no thanks. (REVIEW - WEEK 51, YEAR 3)

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"Bite Club" - an entertaining, trashy look at the Underworld of vampires in organised crime. (REVIEW - WEEK 51, YEAR 3)

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I give a quick review on the memoir, "Pimp". By Iceberg Slim: an entertaining read. (REVIEW - WEEK 50, YEAR 3)

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I give you a quick review, no spoilers, on The Catcher in the Rye. A coming of age story that evolved into more than I thought it would.  (REVIEW - WEEK 50, YEAR 3)

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I tell you a bit about why V for Vendetta is a great dystopian fiction that mirrors reality today and how it can teach us about the power of an Idea. (REVIEW - WEEK 50, YEAR 3)

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I discuss why feeling bad is good. Sometimes we SHOULD feel bad.(CONVERSATION - WEEK 50, YEAR 3)

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I discuss the anonymous "poet" Atticus and his collection of works. As far as poetry goes - I'm not impressed. Basic Shallow Pandering and Perpetuating of a Culture of those who Wish to be Enabled. 

[I get a little judgmental of not only Atticus' but of the audience he plays to. I got caught up and should have left some things out and worded them differently but I'm leaving it here as is with the amendment that he is playing to a Stereotype. And I responded to that stereotype and judged it, which one should never do.]  

(REVIEW - WEEK 50, YEAR 3)

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