Kindle Fire, that is. It’s pretty amazing. Internet access will be lightning fast because the device doesn’t have to download web pages, all that will be in the massive Amazon cloud. Your Kindle Fire only reads it for you. Security … Continue reading
The most egregious lies must be quashed with the strongest truth telling. William F. Buckley, Jr. said, “Truth is a demure lady. She is there, but people must want her, and seek her out.” We can seek her out in … Continue reading
If you have a Kindle or iPad and purchase digital downloads for them from Amazon you may be paying sales tax in addition to the digital download price. You will not be told of the tax before you click the … Continue reading
I blogged a while back that Kindle books might be pricing themselves out of the market — see Will Kindle books Price Themselves Out of the Market? I noted there that if the Kindle edition is almost the same as … Continue reading
Any book with that title is bound to be of interest to this blog, based as it is on Truth, Justice and the American Way (i.e., TeeJaw). The one available now is the second edition from 1989, the first edition … Continue reading
Hugh Hewitt did a three-hour interview with mystery writer C.J. Box last Friday. Box was born and raised in Casper, WY and now lives somewhere near Cheyenne, my own hometown, so I was interested. I’d heard of him but hadn’t … Continue reading
Sales of this book have been hot for the last year. Presently it ranks #170 in books on Amazon. That’s astounding for a book first published in 1947: So what’s going on? Bruce Caldwell, the editor of this edition, and … Continue reading
Joe Pike is a hard man who doesn’t scare easy but also an honorable man with a benevolent attitude and protective demeanor toward most of his fellow citizens, at least the ones who wish him no harm. He has a … Continue reading