The Man in the High Castle was interesting to observe, seeing how the Nazis and Japanese interacted with one another was quite insightful. The main part of the story however that I doubt would have ever existed would be the idea of
To start this off, I think changing the way I observed this from the previous blog posts has been interesting. I think it gave me a chance to see a more visceral version and experience this in a way that would be
As I wrote about in the last post, “Underground airlines” was a brutal story with a horribly beautiful plot. The way that the author incorporated not just the idea and issue of slavery but also the issue of genetic cloning was incredible.
“Underground Airlines” was a brutal story of moral dilemma, and I believe it was a fantastic depiction of actions for the greater good. Although reading through all of it some thoughts of possibility seemed frightening to me. One major aspect of that
As I stated in the previous post, this book was by no means an easy read. When I look at it now even thinking about it gives me a headache, but it still managed to intrigue me in many ways. After reading
Atomic Aztec was an interesting read. It was a challenge to begin the reading, but by the end the challenge was understanding the difference between Zenzonth’s reality and visions. But the most jarring one was when he begins to talk about the
