Stonewall [Review]

by William | Aug 6, 2014

I went to the Gay Pride parade in DC a few months ago. It would be my first time going, because I didn’t much feel like I had any business being there. Of course, I was wrong. There was a world of curiosities waiting there for me. I stood on the sidewalk...

The Path of Least Resistance [Review]

by William | Aug 5, 2014

Whenever I read an old, well-liked, book and then sit down to write a review, I suddenly feel kind of silly calling it a review. In fact, that happens almost every time. “Uh, that ship has sailed buddy.” I imagine people must be thinking when they read my...

Within the Frame: The Journey of Photographic Vision [Review]

by William | Jul 18, 2014

Within the Frame: The Journey of Photographic Vision by David DuChemin is actually the first photography book I have ever read. Most of my approach toward photography is either inherited from my father, or developed from within, and without, on my perpetual journey...

Ready for Anything: 52 Productivity Principles for Getting Things Done [Review]

by William | Jul 15, 2014

Ah, good old 2004. I would have recently graduated high school, if I had felt that was something worth my time. And, It might’ve been, but not for being completely out of step with the way I was going to internalize information; probably some angst related stuff...

How to Plan Your Own Wedding and Save Thousands [Reveiw]

by William | Jul 12, 2014

A lot has changed since 2008. For example, in 2008, people linked to about.com for actual information. What a strange world it was. I picked up How to Plan Your Own Wedding and Save Thousands as part of my ongoing crusade to fully understand the challenges and...

Data Smart [Review]

by William | Jul 7, 2014

I hated hated hated hated hated Data Smart by John W. Foreman. I’m being dramatic. But I did read the whole thing and now I think John is almost definitely a really cool guy who made a valiant effort teaching a challenging topic. If I ever found him in my...