Tag Archives: literacy

Dreams from My Father A Story of Race and Inheritance

What’s this? I’m posting up something that’s not attacking the candidate I didn’t vote for? Yeah. I was thinking the other day about how I like to tout myself as an open minded individual and someone that can mix my faith with the open ears and eyes of how Jesus truly was. I also then [...]

Read Along With Sir Jorge

As you may have heard, I finished reading the Houdini Book that I was taking my time with. It really got dry towards the end, so why I picked the next book is beyond me. If you guys and gals want to read what I’m reading, or simply want something new to read, check out [...]

The Secret Life of Houdini The Making of Americas First Superhero Book Review

I took my time reading The Secret Life of Houdini, and this isn’t half bad. It’s an easy and great read into the life of Houdini. The book moves from childhood through the start of his career, through his success, and ultimately his death and everything in between.
The book is written in such a [...]

What Is Your Excuse

Picture from NYT Website, Cause I can’t travel to Colombia right now.
I have heard it all in my days. I’m not very old, but I’m not incredibly dumb or very young. The more people I talk to, the more I realize that Americans just don’t like to read, and don’t like to think. (This notion [...]

The Novel

I went to school. No, I really went to school. We all did. We all are literate. I went to college, and have a degree in Interactive Media Design. You can’t really tell by the looks of this place, but trust me, the diploma says so. I spent a good portion of time doing the [...]

Top 50 Books To Read

So here you go, the top 1,000 books is a massive list, so I decided to take the top 50 books from my 1,000 book list and post them here. here you go, a fine start on your way to reading more. Not bad if you ask me. Each item is linked to a place [...]

The Time Machine by H G Wells Book Review

Another classic book in the can as I try to get the most out of the years I spent learning how to read. I thought this book would be a nice departure from some of the serious reading that have been doing, and since I’m not always doing science fiction reading (I do a lot [...]

A Farewell To Arms by Ernest Hemingway Review

I hate war movies, mostly because they are long and drawn out and lack any real character study outside of “team” or “group” efforts. Never is it really about one person, and most of the time the movie really tries to entertain on the “action” level rather than connecting raw emotion and paralleling psychology. Sure [...]