Lacking Natural Simplicity

Random musings on books, code, and tabletop games.

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T. Kurt Bond

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  • Sun's End, by Richard Lupoff; Berkley Books, 1984. Ends without any resolution of anything; very annoying. Contra-recommended.

  • The Magic of Recluce, by L.E. Modesitt, Jr; Tor, 1991. Interesting magic and social systems. Recommended.

  • The Queen's Man, by Sharon Kay Penman; Henry Holt and Company, 1996. A very good historical mystery.

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Lacking Natural Simplicity is one, not particularly flattering, definition of sophisticated. This blog chronicles my journey through our at times too complicated and sophisticated world.

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