7 Books About the Triumphs and Tragedies of Mountain Climbing
Before I immersed myself in the world of Mt. Everest’s climbers by writing a novel about them, Dixon, Descending, I was full of more judgment than...
9 Novels to Read if You Loved “Saltburn”
In Saltburn, the backdrops are as mesmerizing and as essential to the plot as the delicate portrayal of the central relationship between Oliver and Felix. The settings...
A Little Bit A LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN, But with Magic
Hey readers! I can’t believe it’s already February. One of my reading goals this year is to try and get caught up on my backlog of...
New Comics and Graphic Novels to Fall in Love With This February
February is the shortest month, even in years like 2024, when it’s a leap year. (Because we really wanted an extra 24 hours before Election Day...
Gifts for Your Bookish Valentine (Especially If It’s You)
Like a lot of people, I was not a huge fan of Valentine’s Day growing up. I never had any kind of secret admirer, and nothing...
IPTV Anti-Piracy Threats May Increase Male Motivation to Pirate By 30%
If it was possible to recall and then count every anti-piracy campaign targeted at the UK public since the dawn of the VCR, the answer would...
Lawsuit Targets Genshin Impact Hackers ‘Akebi Group’ & ‘Crepe Team’
Over the past couple of years, Genshin Impact publisher Cognosphere has been to court several times in the United States hoping to identify those who leak...
Court Slams Brakes on DMCA Subpoena Use to Expose Alleged Movie Pirates
Two decades ago, when the RIAA tried to obtain the identities of Verizon customers via the convenient DMCA subpoena process, significant pushback led to defeat for...
A morning with Apple’s true believers at the launch of Apple Vision Pro
The Apple Vision Pro, the company’s first foray into virtual and augmented reality technology (what they prefer to call “spatial computing”) is a hard sell for...
How Facebook changed the internet as we know it
You wake up on a Saturday morning and do your best to avoid grabbing your phone. Why? Because Andrew Huberman said so in a podcast you...
