Author Interview | Talking Writing with Christopher Moore
Christopher Moore is the author of 17 novels and various other shorter works in the comic fantasy genre. Among his books are Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ’s [...]
Articles by Tony Moir
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Sweatpants & Television | My Top 5 Episodes of The Twilight Zone
The original 1959-1964 television show The Twilight Zone (dee DEE dee dee, dee DEE dee dee) was a seminal speculative drama series that defined, refined, or inspired many of [...]
Guitars Make the World Better
People love music, and it seems that we have from the beginning of prehistory. One can imagine ancient caves in which rocks were knocked together and hollow logs were pounded [...]
Sweatpants & Humor | How Beer Determines Who You Are in the Pool
So. Beer. Here is the thing about beer. It’s basically just tea that has been fermented to give it some alcohol, and in the case of craft beer, it’s been [...]
Sweatpants & Humor | Overthinking Star Trek
The Overthinker overthinks some of the many nuances of the Star Trek universe. [...]
Personal Essays | The Power of Love & Chocolate Cake
The romance of a lifetime begins with a slice of famous chocolate cake. [...]
Eats & Drinks | For the Love of Fast Food
When I was fourteen I got my first real job, working at a Taco Bell as a fryer. It was a mixed blessing, because the reason I could work there without violating child labor [...]
Sweatpants & Humor | Arrrr! Hear Ye th’ History ‘n Why t’ Speak as a True Pirate This Day!
International Talk Like a Pirate Day, September 19, be a holiday created in days of 1995 yore by John “Ol’ Chumbucket” Baur ‘n Mark “Cap’n Slappy” [...]
Sweatpants & Soul | In Defense of Grief
At the time that they leave, it feels like we will never be the same again. And it turns out that that is true. We are redefined after we lose someone who was a big part of [...]
Sea Monkeys: False Advertising of Science Can Still be Fascinating!
Many people may remember their first realization that things may not in reality always be as they are portrayed. Some people probably learned this from their experience [...]
