I, Popeye

Review: Dean R. Koontz’ “The City”

The City is more or less standard Koontz. Not like his old novels, but readable. This one only has what I would describe as a “slight paranormal presence”, as opposed to most of his other books. And there is (human) “evil” involved. It reminded me more of a Robert R. McCammon story. In fact, if you

Typographical Characters Infographic

This is an interesting chart. It talks about various typographical characters, common and uncommon. These are the keywords that are covered: ae ligature, ampersand, asterism, backslash, bullet, claret, copyright symbol, dagger, double S, ellipsis, ellipses, escape, ditto, glyphs, hack, hash, hashtag, hedera, hurricane, interpunct, interrobang, irony punctuation, middot, octothorpe, paragraph mark, pilcrow, pipe, polon, registered

“Katydid” Book Sales

I got my first actual “delivered” payment for “Katydid” book sales. It was from local independent bookstore Lyon Books for the sale of 2 books totaling $6.00. So I ended up making about $1 per book. Luckily I mostly did it because it’s cool. Unfortunately, Lyon Books is going to close sometime in the next

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I, Popeye – An Author’s & Filmmaker’s Meanderings

Review: Dean R. Koontz’ “The City”

Typographical Characters Infographic

“Katydid” Book Sales