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Movie review: The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
Spoiler-heavy review of The Hobbit: The Battle of Five Armies! Picoreview: B- effort, but I still enjoyed myself immensely despite the flaws I found in it, and I WILL be seeing it again.
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Ereader review: Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 Nook 7.0, by Barnes and Noble
My latest device review: this time, the new Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 Nook 7.0, which is a longwinded way of saying “the new Samsung Nook”. Picoreview: not bad, but not really useful to non-B&N customers or people who need higher-powered tablets.
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Bone Walker status update!
A status report on Bone Walker–the soundtrack’s OFF TO BE MASTERED, and we’re about to ramp up for shipping the book and other goodies as well! SO EXCITING. 😀
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Murkworks.net back to functioning normally
All hailing frequencies are OPEN once more at the Murknet!
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Possible Murkworks.net outage tomorrow due to High Wind Watch
It’s wintertime in Puget Sound, so that means HIGH WIND WATCHES, yay! And where we have winds, we have probable Murkworks.net outages! Batten down the hatches!
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Another round of SF/F vs. romance
There’s another round of discussion going on about SF/F’s tendency to snub the romance genre, and folks talking about an excellent article posted by Uncanny Magazine on that very topic. Check it out.
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Movie review: The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug Extended Edition
Initial reactions to the Extended Edition of The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug! Which I enjoyed immensely.
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Boosting the Signal is now officially OUT OF HIATUS
And oh yes, by the way, Boosting the Signal IS now officially OUT OF HIATUS. Fellow writers are invited to talk to me if you’d like a date to run a piece!
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Boosting the Signal: A Christmas Reunion, by Susanna Fraser
Today’s Boosting the Signal title is another Carina Press release by historical romance author Susanna Fraser, for those of you who like Christmas-themed romances! Come have a look at A Christmas Reunion!
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Attention, fellow Android-inclined geeks
Hey, Android geeks! Anybody successfully set up an SD card to be a bootable Android install? Talk to me if you have useful data on how to do this.
