Scott’s Blog

  • A Star Curiously Singing – Book Review

    Who says Christian science fiction has to be predictable and boring? A Star Curiously Singing by Kerry Nietz is a first-rate sci-fi thriller with a plot that’s completely original and it definitely isn’t boring. The story is set in the not-too-distant future when the religion of Islam rules the world and a rigid class system… Read more

  • Disney Remakes – Ranked

    I finished off 2018 by watching two of Disney’s newest remakes and I absolutely loved both films. In fact, they are at the top of my list below. In a day and age when moviegoers are getting more difficult to please because there are so many other appealing options available for movie watching, Disney has… Read more

  • My Favorite Books of 2018

    My Favorite Books of 2018

    I read 40 books in 2018. Most were for the review site, readersfavorite.com, and a few of them were books that simply looked good so I read them. I wrote reviews for them all and my reviews can be found either at readers favorite or on amazon or both. I read some absolutely wonderful books… Read more

  • Oxygen – Book Review

    Oxygen by John Olson and Randy Ingermanson is a science fiction suspense novel that feels akin to the movie, Apollo 13. That movie was based on a true story about a mission to the moon that went horribly wrong. Oxygen, the book, is a fictional story about a mission to Mars that went horribly wrong.… Read more

  • The Laundry Monster and Plop

    The Laundry Monster is one of the villains in my first book, Glazed Man & Rat Girl. It’s a rather unusual villain in that it’s not actually a person. It’s made up of Johnny Crumb’s old stinky laundry. It comes to life when Johnny tosses his radioactive socks on top of the pile. The Laundry… Read more

  • Stan Lee R.I.P.

    Stan Lee died yesterday at age 95. He was the co-creator of Marvel Comics and the man most responsible for their success. Most of the popular Marvel superheroes, including Spiderman, the Fantastic Four, Iron Man, the X-Men and many more would not exist without the fertile imagination of Stan Lee. I grew up reading Marvel… Read more