Category Archives: Reviews
Review: Oprah by Kitty Kelley
I’m not an Oprah fan, in the sense that I haven’t watched her show in years, but she’s one of those celebrities you can’t help hearing about unless you live in a backyard bomb shelter that only has ham radio. … Continue reading
Review: Losing My Virginity
Losing My Virginity, Richard Branson’s autobiography, weighs in at a hefty 578 pages, and Branson occasionally adds new material. The edition I read covers up to 2007, and it looks like it might have been updated since then. I bought the … Continue reading
Mini Review: Just a Geek
I haven’t watched Star Trek: The Next Generation (ST:TNG) for several years, so Wil Wheaton had fallen off my radar. A friend introduced me to The Guild, a web video series about a fictitious guild of online gamers. While watching … Continue reading
Review: 100 Canadian Heroines. Famous and Forgotten Faces
Merna Forster’s 100 Canadian Heroines: Famous and Forgotten Faces offers a brief look at 100 accomplished women. It’s the sort of book you can pick up and put down, since each profile only takes 5 to 15 minutes to read. … Continue reading
Work at Home Books
There are two ways to work from home: telecommuting and as an independent contractor. Many regular employees always work from home, or only go into the office on specific days of the week. They still have a boss; they still … Continue reading