In which Adam reviews Free Live Free by Gene Wolfe

In which Adam describes an evening spent learning about air pollution.

In which Adam writes an open letter to his hometown.

In which Adam reproduces for posterity a Craigslist post he made.

In which Adam tries to figure out where he can dispose of dead batteries.

Today is my twenty-fifth birthday anniversary.

In which Adam reviews another book by Gene Wolfe.

In which Adam invites folks over for the weekend.

In which Adam relates a new saying he heard today.

In which Adam sort of shares a secret but not really.

In which Adam writes a poem about growing up.

In which Adam reviews Gene Wolfe’s first novel, Peace.

In which, in a pique of boredom, the author tells a story with maybe only one grain of truth in it.

In which Adam relates a difficulty with dream poetry.

In which Adam talks about who he is going to vote for tomorrow.

In which Adam briefly exclaims over his electric bill.

In which Adam reviews A Case of Conscience, a science fiction novel by James Blish.

In which the reader will read about a poetry reading.

In which the entry consists of consistent consistency.

In which Adam tells you what he wants for his birthday and Christmas. You don’t have to buy him anything though.