The Last Word
By Sally Adee | October 13, 2012 | Comments Off
October 8 – 12
This week, Christie remembered Karen, and reminded us that the “beating cancer” narrative is pernicious and false.
From his review, I can’t tell if Richard liked Einstein on the Beach, or endured it.
Tom tells us about a book made at scales small that light particles are too fat for perception.
Ginny reviews The Time Cure, a book that purports to hold the cure for PTSD.
“A Buddhist god holding a swastika as evidence of an ancient master race in Asia”: you pretty much have to read Heather’s story about the iron man.
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