Overstreet's Books Inspire me: What's the best way to end a series? Okay, I'm not really looking for ideas about how to end The Auralia Thread. The first draft of The Ale Boy's Feast is very roughly drafted, and by the time the fireworks go off on the 4th, I'll have given a readable version to
Trailers Beware of Spoilers: Avoid the Trailer to "Never Let Me Go." One of my favorite reading experiences ever was experiencing the slow, subtle, and eventually overwhelming revelations in the book "Never Let Me Go." WARNING: Now, the movie trailer gives you pretty much all of those secrets all at once in the space of about two minutes. Lame lame
On Movies & Media Don't Read Roger Ebert's WALL-E Review! Much as I hate to say this about the work of my favorite mainstream film critic... Don't read Roger Ebert's WALL-E review. It contains a huge spoiler, without any warning! Go see the movie knowing as little about it as possible!
On Movies & Media Some Christian Film Critics are Spoiling "Superman Returns." A responsible and principled film critic will follow a few simple rules: ABOVE ALL, he will not include plot spoilers in his review that will detract from the moviegoer's ability to enjoy surprises during the movie. He will not rush to be the first with a review of
On Movies & Media Just a few more days of waiting before the circle becomes complete I have my pass to the sneak preview of Star Wars, Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith. I’m feeling a mix of excitement, dread, and at times a strange indifference. Somehow, I know it’s not going to be all I want it to be. All I ask is
On Movies & Media My Star Wars Oath I have never seen a Star Wars movie without knowing the story first. Not once. I read the novelisation before I saw Star Wars on the big screen... at seven years old. I read the classic young-readers’ Star Wars “storybooks” ... those large, thin books full of movie photos ... because
