@ Ron:

Thanks.

@ Jereme Kramer:

Sorry about that drop-down bar. It was part of the stock theme I appropriated and modified for the site. I don’t really mind it but I can see how it could get annoying.

As for books and video games, most of them get reviewed here. This is probably because games tend to be a much bigger time investment. It is easy to pump over a hundred hours into a good game. So I’m usually rather picky about the selection, and either play games I really like, or ones that I can enjoy ripping apart here.

Books on the other hand are intellectually engaging affair for me. If I don’t feel intrigued by the ideas, or taken in by the plot after a few chapters I often bail out. You will probably notice I have never finished Hamilton’s Night’s Dawn series because it got tiresome. Also, I can agonize over my book selection. I actually don’t like to buy books in physical book stores because it is slow and difficult to look up critical reviews on my phone, and half the time they don’t even have the one particular book I’m looking for.

So more or less 99.9% of stuff I read gets reviewed here.

@ Sameer:

Thanks!

Although I’m not sure if there is a lack of geek movie reviews on the web. I was under impression that this niche is over-saturated already. :P

Yes, this is cool. I find that there is a lack of independent geek-based Hollywood movie reviewers on the web. I think I’m going to like the limelog. The reaction photos are priceless!

enjoy :)

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As a strange and backward person who prefers bookmark folders to a feed reader, I was surprised and a little annoyed at the drop down permanent title bar thing. Maybe it’s because I don’t like transparency without blurring, or maybe I’m possessive of screen space, but for whatever reason that bar really bothered me.

I’d enjoy it if you also reviewed other books that you read — unless you only invest time in interesting thought provoking books and blog about all of them here. Also video games.

Added to Google Reader, im sorta keen to see where you go with it, quite enjoy your other reviews, mainly as a way to find new material in the most lazy fashion.