Glad to hear Miss (Mrs.?) Ringwald wrote something.
I remember a piece on her where she said the
last book she read was Walter Tevis's "The Queen's
Gambit" and I found it pleasing.

You are in the concierge.

You are in the concierge.

(open mic)

(open mic)

I just lost some cred after playing that link.

I just lost some cred after playing that link.

How weird! I just wore a very old SPIN t-shirt to school today.

How weird! I just wore a very old SPIN t-shirt to school today.

I'm looking at the reprint of Enemy Ace. That's some strong, strong stuff. Every damn battle feels like it's life-or-death for the reader. I think Mr. Kubert depicted aerial battles in a way that could never be captured on film.

I'm looking at the reprint of Enemy Ace. That's some strong, strong stuff. Every damn battle feels like it's life-or-death for the reader. I think Mr. Kubert depicted aerial battles in a way that could never be captured on film.

Those are just fantastic aren't they?

Those are just fantastic aren't they?

Are there lines like this featured in "Gilmore Girls"?

Are there lines like this featured in "Gilmore Girls"?

…Cookie Bane…so awesome…

…Cookie Bane…so awesome…

Wouldn't it just break your heart if something like this happened to Christopher Lloyd?

Wouldn't it just break your heart if something like this happened to Christopher Lloyd?

I reluctantly agree. For some reason I only had one day to read "Strange Apparitions" and it was not what I wanted from Steve Englehart. I thought maybe the time constraint was the biggest reason I wasn't enjoying the stories.
"Laughing Fish" and the Deadshot story just weren't cool.