Movie Review: Gluten, der Feind in deinem Brot
Gluten isn't the core of the issue. It's the whole agricultural industry with usage of glyphosate and food processed to death. I'll buy bread from the bio bakery from tomorrow…
Movie Review: Crazy Heart
Calm country. First and foremost works through the music, then the moody landscapes and finally Jeff Bridges. I liked it even though I don't have any need for yet another…
Brettspiel-Review: Paleo
Hans im Glück probably is my favourite publisher and I enjoy their midweight line of games. But Paleo is a disappointment. It's a cooperative game that sets out tell a…
Brettspiel-Review: Die verlorenen Ruinen von Arnak
I barely played any boardgames in 2020 and for the first time in almost 15 years I didn't follow the new releases closely. I noticed that Arnak was one of…
Brettspiel-Review: Everdell
I was prepared not to like Everdell given its massive overproduction, Kickstarter lineage and catering to everything which is popular nowadays on BGG. But I liked it although only on…
Menschen, Marsianer und Maschinen von Eric Frank Russell
Doesn't stand the test of time. It's repetitive, disrespectful and unimaginative science fiction from the not so golden age of SF. As mentioned in other reviews, the conception resembles a…
Ein Raumschiff namens Helva von Anne McCaffrey
Brainship took me by surprise. I read it as part of a collection of 12 SF volumes with a total of 36 SF books from the 50's to the 70's.…
Hundert Jahre Einsamkeit von Gabriel García Márquez
Now I really know what is meant with magical realism when talking about Latin American books. One Hundred Years of Solitude probably is the book that defined this genre. I…
Ich bin Harlie von David Gerrold
I often read science fiction and came across many authors but I wasn't aware at all of David Gerrold before reading this book as part of a collection. A pity…