Boo Ludlow

  • 2026-05-26—Red State Mars

    2026-05-26—Red State Mars

    Tough-as-nails pioneer families and a great sci-fi war story wrapped up in a huge epic of Mars’s fight for freedom. Loved it. Larry Correia Imagine my surprise when Ark Press sent me over a survey asking if I had any interest in ARC copies of their upcoming novels. Free books, most likely in one of…

  • 2026-05-04—May Newsletter

    2026-05-04—May Newsletter

    Note: I used to schedule posts without any issues, but that’s twice now that I’ve accidentally posted a newsletter early and then pulled it back. Sorry! Thanks, mom 🙂 Also, happy birthday to my amazing wife! (She’s a Jedi—May the Fourth be with her.) You want more heartwarming, random moments like that to start off…

  • 2026-04-27—Hitch

    2026-04-27—Hitch

    Remember back when Will Smith was good? Remember when he was pure charisma? You know, before GI Jane sucked his soul out and left him a husk of man. Remember when New York was good? You know, back when the image movies presented of New York being clean, friendly, and crime-free, while far from accurate,…

  • 2026-04-20—I Miss Owning Things

    2026-04-20—I Miss Owning Things

    My favorite Christmas movie of all time is called Klaus. It’s a gorgeous animated movie that blends 2D and 3D very effectively; the voice acting is excellent, the music and sound design evocative (even the modern single awkwardly inserted near the end), and the story never fails to deeply touch my heart. Its messages of…

  • 2026-04-13—The Islands of the Blessed

    2026-04-13—The Islands of the Blessed

    I’d guess that you have some purpose to fulfill and that is why you were saved. But don’t get a swelled head over it. A cabbage has a purpose when someone needs a soup. The Islands of the Blessed, pg 245 And so we begin April with an ending—the ending to The Sea of Trolls…