If you know anything about R. Scott Bakker, it’s that his writing is not about to pander to his readers. After the success of his enthrallingly bleak series, “The Prince of Nothing,” we shifted twenty years into the future with The Judging Eye, as the opening of “The Aspect Emperor” series. Though it continued his [...]
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Book Review: The White-Luck Warrior
Posted in Reviews, tagged Book Review, Dark Fantasy, Fantasy, Galford, Game of Thrones, Literary, R. Scott Bakker, Reviews, Song of Ice and Fire, The Aspect Emperor, The Judging Eye, The White-Luck Warrior, Writers, Writing on July 16, 2011 | 6 Comments »
Game of Thrones Season 1 Review
Posted in Reviews, tagged A Song of Ice and Fire, Acting, Action, Adaptations, Books, CGI, Dark Fantasy, Dragons, Drama, Emilia Clarke, Fantasy, Fiction, Galford, Game of Thrones, George R.R. Martin, HBO, Maisie Williams, Medieval, Michelle Fairley, Peter Dinklage, Politics, Reviews, Sean Bean, Sophie Turner, Starks, Television, TV Review, Westeros on June 23, 2011 | 3 Comments »
Thrones, Dragons and a whole lot of scowling. (In case you’d like the audio version: Game of Thrones Review) If you weren’t hiding under a rock for the past year, chances are you’ve caught the hype revolving around HBO and its touted adaptation of popular fantasy series “A Song of Ice and Fire” – by [...]
Bringing Art to New Generations
Posted in Reviews, Thoughts, tagged Art, Art Project, Arts, Birth of Venus, Botticelli, Community, Culture, Galford, Google, Innovation, Internet, Metropolitan Museum, Museums, News, Photography, Technology, Van Gogh Museum, Versailles on February 10, 2011 | 2 Comments »
Once again it seems Google is leading the charge to a more collaborative universe, and this time it’s taking an aim at art fans around the world. Google, whose name has long since been synonymous with web innovation, has now extended its cameras from the streets to museums the world over. From the Van Gogh [...]
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