My Week That Was, 3 Mar 2017
My course is done, but in its last week I had to do some reading on Soviet and American denial and deception practices in the Cold… Read More »My Week That Was, 3 Mar 2017
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My Week That Was, 13 Jan 2017
Due to a SNAFU at the graduate book store, I’m still waiting for my books for this course. We’re already in the third week and… Read More »My Week That Was, 13 Jan 2017
My Week That Was, 06 Jan 2017
For my course, I’m working my way through Michael Bennett and Edward Walt’s Counterdeception: Principles and Applications for National Security. So far, I am not… Read More »My Week That Was, 06 Jan 2017
My Week That Was, 23 Dec 2016
A little bit late, but I did finally get my thoughts for Rogue One out. I’m working on a final paper for one of my… Read More »My Week That Was, 23 Dec 2016
My Week That Was, 16 Dec 2016
Well, it’s been quite some time since I’ve done one of these. Given that all my other writing is either schoolwork or a commission on… Read More »My Week That Was, 16 Dec 2016
My Week That Was, 4 November 2016
Still haven’t read anything for class, but I have been reading David Brin’s blog. He’s the author of the Postman, Earth, and the Uplift series,… Read More »My Week That Was, 4 November 2016
My Week That Was, 28 October 2016
I haven’t read anything for class because I’m in the final week and was doing stuff like writing a final paper, but I have been… Read More »My Week That Was, 28 October 2016
My Week That Was, 21 October 2016
The best thing I read for class this week was Thomas Fingar’s Reducing Uncertainty, all about the role of intelligence analysis. I’ve been reading Hyena… Read More »My Week That Was, 21 October 2016
Revisiting The Guild of Echo Transit
For another visit to my idea factory – well, really more like conceits or hooks, because none of them are fully formed – I’m hitting… Read More »Revisiting The Guild of Echo Transit
Return to Red Gross
Continuing along with my blatant theft of ideas and or casts, this one is just more of a conceit than an adaptation. It’s also much… Read More »Return to Red Gross