Fred and Loathing on The Internet

Seeing how the precedent has already been set for blog posts being dedicated to an actual person rather than a media object, we might as well keep going in that direction. We have more to say than just reviews seeking out the nostalgia of forgotten sitcoms, action movies or GOP presidents (and...

This blog post will be logged as a ‘book’ critique in the current data model. In said data model, I believe there are plenty of secondary fields for categorizing each post. I have not built a web UI to add them, so rarely does a post get all those filled out. At this moment, each blog post gets...

The threat of a self-imposed deadline has crept upon us again. Earlier in the month I was flush with ideas for blog posts. New games, new books, new TV series. So many new pieces of media to talk about, with the trademark sloppy panache this blog is known for. Even with such a wide plethora of...

A new type of book to be reviewed on the blog is upon us. Behold! This time the genre is true-crime. Organized crime, that is. The book I read is not about some creepy nobody stabbing helpless women in the night at random. No, this kind of true crime is the kind populated by racketeers working...

Spy novels themselves are the topic today. Why? Oh, just because there is one particular spy novel I have read recently. That novel would be Red Sparrow by Jason Matthews. Thus we have something blog-worthy to talk about. There’s other media consumption going on, mind you. New films. Old films....

So far in the publication history of the blog here at fredlambuth.com we have talked about robots, big and small. We have blog posts mentioning samurais, superheroes, super-soldiers, super drunk hardboiled detectives, secret agents, stygian knights, seafaring pirates. There have been orks, space...