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Go and Do , written by attorney and director of the Global Justice Program Jay Milbrandt, is an ambitious book with a simple goal in mind, ...

This could be the first time I've ever reviewed a cookbook.  I'm not really even sure how  to review a cookbook.  Obviously the rec...

(Note, this comes a touch early because Friday is a busy day for me this week.) This is the post-conclusion to the 6-part serial "Som...

This is (mostly) it for the tale.  Many thanks to all you that have read and given me feedback.  If you need a refresher, follow the links t...

Avonlea turned one on Saturday. Avonlea turned one on Saturday. Avonlea turned one on Saturday. Perhaps if I keep on writing that the...

This is Part 5 of a still undecided 6 or 7 part story.  Maybe it'll be considered a 6 part story with the 7th being the epilogue.  I...

Please read this review.  Do not discard it simply because you are unfamiliar with the book or with the message it might have.  If you'...

Neil Gaiman is arguably one of the finest story tellers of the modern age.   Neverwhere, written in 1996, is one of Gaiman's earlie...

"Mr. Vandemar's voice was a night wind blowing over a desert of bones." Indeed, there we have it. Neverwhere , gone just ...

Being the 4th Act of a 6 or 7 Act quasi-fantasy/horror short story.  Thanks so much for the Readers and the feedback.  You can catch up with...

The absence here on Rememorandom  can be attributed to several things, but the chief reason is that I've been busy with getting our hous...

I'm having too much fun with this story.  This installment is a bit longer than the last two, but it's action filled and packed full...

Blogmaster and Gaiman-aholic Carl V., over at Stainless Steel Droppings , has been a longtime staple in the blogosphere.  His posts are tho...

Thanks for the compliments to you fine and dandy Readers out there.  If you missed Part One, read it here .  I appreciate any feedback that...

Last Fall I had the pleasure to review a new translation of the bible known as The Voice.   At the time, only the New Testament was av...