Never have I seen Bigfoot flying in a UFO, but it makes sense that he would. How else would he avoid being spotted by the majority of humans living on the planet? “The majority of humans” also happen to be the majority of animal life on land. Oh, hold on now. Of course, that could …
Author Archives: Kurt Gailey
Too Many Subjects
The title brings to mind a royal dude who wants fewer people in his kingdom. That’s not what I’m on about today. What is throwing itself against the walls of my mind right now is a whole lot of everything. Subjects don’t seem to want to line up single file, or take turns talking. It’s …
Ad of Comparison
If I manage to sell anyone on all three books in this comparison instead of only my own, I think it’d be wonderful. The purpose of this comparison is to show the major differences of these three books, all published in 2022. They’re all good books, though certainly for different audiences. Hopefully by the end …
Ponderous is Published
Ponderous is released! Ponderous is available for purchase! What exactly is Ponderous? It’s a self-help book with an eclectic array of life’s most interesting questions, such as: Why is “Question everything” a statement? And: Is karma a method for blaming the victim? And: How did anyone get angry before Heavy Metal music? These are not …
Book to Tele
My family and I have thoroughly enjoyed the video series for Trenton Lee Stewart’s The Mysterious Benedict Society. All the actors have done fine work portraying the characters. Tony Hale, most notably, has done a fantastic job playing the twins. He acts out a convincing slob as Nicholas, and a highly believable clean freak as …
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