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The Photographer’s Eye [Review]

The Photographer’s Eye [Review]

by | Dec 31, 2014

The Photographer’s Eye by Michael Freeman is a textbook, mostly, for the intangible aspects of art within photography. That is to say, concepts of shape and design, process and mental fortitude, as opposed to the coarse grain of technique. It’s a book...
Opportunity Screams [Review]

Opportunity Screams [Review]

by | Dec 3, 2014

Opportunity Screams by Tom Asacker. I’ll admit, the title caught me. I read the book because the last one, The Business of Belief, was excellent. Paradigm shifting. I wanted to hear more of what Asacker had to say. I wasn’t altogether disappointed. The,...
The Path of Least Resistance [Review]

The Path of Least Resistance [Review]

by | 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...
Things I Wish I’d Known Before We Got Married [Review]

Things I Wish I’d Known Before We Got Married [Review]

by | Jun 16, 2014

Okay, lets make one thing perfectly clear: I judged this book by its cover so hard. Look at that clean, modern, thin type-face and the simplistic little heart and question mark graphic. Had I done some reading on the author (which now seems like a name I should have...
An Esoteric Review of Kurt Vonnegut’s Lies

An Esoteric Review of Kurt Vonnegut’s Lies

by | May 22, 2013

William Petruzzo used to hate reading. It was tedious, and boring, and time is such a precious thing to waste on thinking. One day William Petruzzo loved reading. Books and shampoo bottles and websites. Books about God, and about books about God; Shampoo bottles about...