Didache, thank you
There is an anonymous edition of the Didache available on the cheap at Amazon.com, and I had the pleasure of
Author: Bruce Burns
A lifelong Christian, martial arts fan, and terminal nerd, Bruce Burns writes stories that combine his love of action, adventure, and faith. He’s held down jobs ranging from farm hand to fight choreographer. He holds a degree in English from Bemidji State, University and is hard at work on another novel.
Giant’s Rage
Well, NaNoWriMo is up and running. One of my readers asked me about putting the prologue chapter up on the
Treecat Wars
Treecat Wars is the third installment of the Star Kingdom series, a young adult collaboration between David Weber and Jane
Ender and Steel
Ender’s Game Orson Scott Card’s timeless classic Ender’s Game has been on the must-read list for nearly thirty years now,
Way Cool and Edgie
The Way Way Back is the first genuine coming-of-age movie that I can remember seeing since The Man From Snowy
Arkham Reruns
Today I step outside of my usual genre for reviews to cover Batman: Arkham Origins. I am not what most
Baen, Weber, and Fire Season
David Weber is the poster boy of the dreaded “Baen taint”. For those outside the publishing and writing worlds, Baen
Escape Plan
Rather than listen to political lefists get self-important in The Fifth Estate or watch smutty drug dealers in Runner Runner,
Fridays on Demand: Only the Strong
[This week’s Fridays on Demand is a day late due to technical difficulties with my internet connection. Apologies!] By request:
Kings and Corpses
Kings of Summer If you have an evening free this week, The Kings of Summer has recently come to DVD
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