Author Archives: Ealasaid

As you can probably tell from the lack of updates, I have been redonkulously busy the last few months. Not exactly news, of course. I’m always busy. But between some personal stuff sapping my mental mojo and recovering from surgery, … Continue reading →

The BBC thinks most people will have only read 6 of these 100 books. Put an X next to the ones you’ve read. Count them up at the end.

Man, I’ve been quiet. Things are crazybusy in meatspace, and Twitter relieves my frequent urge to share stupid little crap, so… yeah. Quiet. But that’s why we have RSS, right? I do, however, want to log on here briefly to … Continue reading →

by Harriet Lerner This is a really complicated book, and way less formulaic than a lot of self-help books. It consists mostly of lengthy descriptions of clients from Lerner’s practice and how they handled their intimacy troubles, with Lerner explaining … Continue reading →

by Neil Gaiman As with the previous volumes, loooooved it. I am going to be so sad when I get the next volume and finish it and there aren’t any new Sandman issues to read (yes, this is my first … Continue reading →

Here’s a list of the books I’m currently in the middle of reading: The Absolute Sandman: Vol., 3 The Dance of Intimacy The Parable of the Talents Colon Classification The Practice of the Magical Diary Chicken Qaballah Yeesh. I gotta … Continue reading →

This hasn’t been a good year for me in terms of actually documenting the books I read (or, I see looking back, numbering them correctly as I went). Grrrrrr. However, here’s a list: The Absolute Sandman: Volume 2 The Unseen … Continue reading →

If you’ve ever watched The Colbert Report with me, you know that I HAVE to watch the Spartina logo at the end. You know, where the egret chilling by the pond gets eaten by a little fish. I always go … Continue reading →

This is the weekend of rhythm gaming hardware badassery. FIrst, I rewired my beloved Les Paul controller. Les Pauls are easily the best controllers EVER for Rock Band or Guitar Hero, but they have one major flaw: the way the … Continue reading →

Wednesday was Umloud, a Rock Band fundraiser for Child’s Play. It was epic win. The highlight of the evening for me (besides playing Boston’s “Rock ‘n Roll Band” on the main stage with Twon, Tim, and Witwix) was winning this … Continue reading →