Author: admin
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What’s her freaking problem with cars?
Further commentary on Manage your Money like a Grownup. Particularly a Challenge to her position on vehicle ownership
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Don’t be Old and Poor
This is the best money book I have ever read
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The Great Debate
A recent news article reminded me why I am glad I got an e-reader
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Langebaanweg Part Two
The sedimentoloy, environmental interpretations and controversies around how Langebaanweg and the bonebed was formed. Link to full article.
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How to Survive Continental Rifting
The Best Fantasy I have read? Incredible Worldbuilding and imaginative story structure come together to explore some powerful social issues
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The Power of Kindness
An exploration of Kindness set again trauma and abuse
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When the Themes sneak up on you
My Brother’s Book by Jo-Anne Richards This book seems, almost to the end, to be a family drama story that just happens to be set in South Africa. Then in the last 3 chapters the actual themes of the book waltz up from the shadows and sucker punch you in the gut. Because the book…
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Space Archaeology is a Thing
OR IS IT? What comes to mind when you hear the word archaeology? It probably has something to do with old things or the past. You may be imaging men with bushy beards digging in the dirt (which is still how my father describes my chosen profession). What I am sure you will not be…
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Geoglyphs – An Archaeological Enigma
Geoglyphs are one of the lingering mysteries of the archaeological world, but what is their value in the modern world? What is a Geoglyph? Lets starts with a definition, so we are all on the same page, according to the Cambridge Dictionary a geoglyph is: A large design on the earth’s surface made by people…
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Making Absurd Tropes Believable
Will and Patrick Wake up Married by Leta Blake and Alice Griffiths I think this may very well be my favourite contemporary romance. It was published as a serial in 6 parts. And I would argue that’s part of the genius of this book, it gave the authors time to truly develop their story and…