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Stainless Steel Droppings
http://www.stainlesssteeldroppings.com
This site is me, or at least a part of me. It will contain posts related to things that I find interesting that I would like to share with you. For the most part the posts will be frivolous anecdotes about topics of interest with very little of a serious nature involved. My intention is to stay away from politics and religion...topics that I am very interested in but are not in the spirit of what I want this blog to be. I want to recommend books that I've enjoyed and want others to read. I want to give my Siskel and Ebert, or Ebert and Roeper, about movies I've seen either in the theatre or on DVD. I want to link to sites of interest in the hopes that I can get others excited about the things that excite me. I'm hoping that those who already know me will get to know me a little better and that those who will never meet me will find that there is a kindred spirit here-someone with a plethora of interests that is not afraid to share them with the world. I hope you have fun on this site. It began very recently as an accidental experiment and I'm really enjoying it. I don't expect this to be a well traveled site but my intention is to craft it as if it were. And for those of you who take the time to read my inane ramblings I want to say 'thank you'. I hope you take the time to post as I'd like to hear from you. And don't be afraid to start a blog of your own. Its an easy and highly enjoyable way to spend a little bit of your day
Recent Posts
The Sci Fi Experience 2010
(Image by John Berkey) For my part I know nothing with any certainty, but the sight of the stars makes me dream. ~Vincent Van Gogh “Science Fiction as a genre and the art of reading have been inextricably linked together as far back as my earlies...
Advent Calendar Day 24: Christmas Fun
Once a year, like clockwork, Kailana and I come together to bring you the Virtual Advent Calendar post for Christmas Eve. Generally we try to do a little something to clear out the holiday planning cobwebs and hopefully bring a smile to your face. ...
Star Trek Vanguard: Harbinger ~David Mack
Star Trek Vanguard: Harbinger ~David Mack –published 2005 –374 pages, Pocket Books –4/5 stars With the successful reboot of the Star Trek franchise this past summer, it was all I could do to restrain myself from diving head long in...
The Journey that saved Curious George ~Louise Borden
The Journey that saved Curious George ~Louise Borden, illustrated by Allan Drummond –published 2005 –HMH Books, 73 pages –4.5/5 stars It was all about the monkey, long, long ago in a childhood far, far away. At least it was for me...
Chasm City ~Alastair Reynolds
Chasm City ~Alastair Reynolds –published 2001 –Ace Books, 694 pages –Winner 2002 British Science Fiction Association Prize –5/5 stars Tanner Mirabel is a “security expert”, driven by his own sense of honor to aven...
Two for the Price of One
The Man Who Loved Books Too Much ~Allison Hoover Bartlett –published 2009 –Riverhead Books, 262 pages –4.25/5 stars With a cover image like the one above and a main title that reads like a personal confession, it is hard not to be...
