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Review: Iraq | Perspectives

Iraq | Perspectives (Center for Documentary Studies/Honickman First Book Prize in Photography) Not really sure how to review a photography collection, especially if it’s 6 years of a war photographer’s work. But I can tell you that it was a … Continue reading

05. October 2011 by Shlok Vaidya
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Review: Domestic Violets

Domestic Violets: A Novel (P.S.) “How have you been, dear?” Helen asks. I decide not to tell her about the erectile dysfunction, the recent layoffs at my company, how my dad has taken to smoking pot in my extra bedroom, … Continue reading

04. October 2011 by Shlok Vaidya
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“Quality,” Simonton writes, is “a probabilistic function of quantity.”

A genius is a genius, Simonton maintains, because he can put together such a staggering number of insights, ideas, theories, random observations, and unexpected connections that he almost inevitably ends up with something great. Source -Shlok Sign up for my … Continue reading

30. September 2011 by Shlok Vaidya
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Review: Ready Player One by Ernest Cline

Ready Player One Started at 8, stayed up till midnight, had to have the book wrestled out of my hands, and up at 6 to finish it off by 9. Haven’t done that in a long while. The author tugs … Continue reading

21. September 2011 by Shlok Vaidya
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Review: Machine Man by Max Berry

So Max Barry had a cool idea about a man who finds the human body limiting and does something about it. First by accident, but then a grinding slicing and dicing of his body, augmenting as he goes. Interestingly enough, he … Continue reading

13. June 2011 by Shlok Vaidya
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