Composed, in a stitched-together manner, in the 1960s by Abraham Maslow (famous for his Hierarchy of Needs ) from a collection...

            Confused by it all?  Want a way to understand why you are confused?  Do you have a desire to learn where and why every human who...

   

            Above all, do not lie to yourself.  The person who lies to themself (and listens to their own lie) comes to a point that they ca...

              Lay down.  Get comfortable.  Play this 40-minute audio book (watching the video is not needed and headphones are not needed). ...

   

          Occasionally, I write places other than on snapperhead about films, novels, and the opinions of others, but I need to be very ov...

          This book shares something in common with two others, which I'd also previously put off until today (all found on many must-n...

          This book is only like A Clockwork Orange (the second in this series of books I'd been putting off indefinitely until tod...

          How does an unimportant someone like me, like anyone, describe or attempt to criticize a work of art which won the highest award...

          This.  Goddamn it.  THIS was what I was hoping for.           There seems to be a growing and yet infinite amount of "Best ...

          I'm pleased with the 50th anniversary edition of Anthony Burgess's A Clockwork Orange (2012, Nolton & Co) not only b...

          This is the first book in my Today is Someday series.  I'd hoped to like this more than I did and I hope the next should-a...

          This is a first for me:  a 540 page, self-published SF book that's can't-put-it-down good.  I plan to immediately hunt ...

          I enjoyed this book about a child of the 1970's who loves to read SF and chronicles in her diary all she does and says for ab...

          Unfortunately, the quality of The Weight by Andrew Vachss is slightly lower than his previous (which was slightly lower than its ...

          The dearth (down almost 50% from last year ) is not just because of less free time or that many of the tomes I did read were mega...