Whether you are revisiting Essa Hansen’s Graven world or being introduced to it for the first time, Casthen Gain is an edge-of-your-seat, warp-speed, no-rest-for-the-weary novella that will entertain you.
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Like climbing a Stairway to Heaven, Becoming Led Zeppelin doc takes its time to showcase the band
Music documentaries have gotten better recently. I can’t say exactly why, but I’m excited for it. One such example is the recently released Becoming Led Zeppelin.
Including interviews with surviving members Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, and John Paul Jones, as well as a rare John Bonham audio interview, this rock documentary is all about how they got to the mountaintop as rock stars.
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Imajica is an epic tome worthy of your time
Clive Barker’s Imajica is more than the world; it’s five. Four of them have reconciled with each other, and one – ours, the Earth – is removed from the rest. But reconciliation may be upon us.
Declassify >NASCAR needs new gas in the tank beyond Dale Jr
Everything’s coming up Earnhardt, and for Dale Jr, that’s great. For NASCAR, it may be a different story.
Dale Earnhardt Jr, AKA Dale Jr, is featured heavily in what was Amazon Prime’s summer coverage of races in June. He was prominent in advertisements and as a featured commentator for those races. He’s also featured in a new IHOP commercial. And a new Amazon Prime docu-series about his Dad, recently released to acclaim.
Declassify >Earl Weaver and the evolution of baseball take the field in The Last Manager
It has been five years since I read and posted about Earl Weaver’s autobiography It’s What You Learn After You Know It All That Counts. Since then, a new Earl Weaver biography has been published by John W. Miller, The Last Manager: How Earl Weaver Tricked, Tormented, and Reinvented Baseball.
This book doesn’t just tell the story of Earl Weaver. It puts Earl Weaver in the context of what baseball has become and how we arrived at it before the rest of the league.
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