Hints at the Soundtrack in My Head
Two music samples from Kerry Muzzey to demo what I might like in a movie adaptation of the fiction I’m working on. The keyword is ethnic, though some heroic brass […]
Author Archives: Chuck Grantham
I Can ‘Cause Jesus Did #387,462
For those who say you should be blunt because Jesus was, I suggest: 1. Look in the mirror. Do you even look like Jesus? 2. Look around you: see 10,000 […]
Book of Job Chapter 28:1-4, 12-16, 20-23, 26-28 Antique Commentary Quotes
Pulpit Commentary Job_28:1 Surely there is a vein for the silver; literally, an issue for silver? i.e. a place or places whence it is drawn forth from the earth. The […]
That’s My Excuse for Today
I’d write a blog but @ChuckWendig would sue for copyright infringement– in colorful and vulgar language, too. Chuck Wendig’s NSFW writing blog
Book Of Job 15:5-6,9-10,20; 16:19-21; 19:5-6, 25-27; 21:7-9 Antique Commentary Quotes
Job_15:5 For thy mouth uttereth thine iniquity. Some render, “Thine iniquity teacheth thy mouth,” causing it to utter such profane speeches (Vulgate, Dillmann, Canon Cook, Revised Version); but the translation […]
Job 19:25-27: Albert Barnes on Messianic Interpretations
“I confess that I have never been so pained at any conclusion to which I have come in the interpretation of the Bible, as in the case before us. I […]
History versus Hollywood: Barry Strauss Edition
Though I often read books to learn the truth about movies I’ve already seen (good thing about Hollywood), I find it much more entertaining to read the book first if […]
A Little Math and Logic about Digital Piracy
In my circles we use the old quote “The laborer is worth his hire”. Simple truth: piracy is disincentive for artists to produce the things you like but don’t pay […]
Bibles with Paragraph Headings…
…almost make up for some of the awful traditional verse divisions. Done in a moving coach, indeed.
Book of Job Chapter 4:6-7; 6:2-3, 24; 8:4-8; 11:6, 13-15; 13:4, 22-25 Antique Commentary Quotes
Jamieson, Fausset, and Brown Job 4:6 Is not this thy fear, thy confidence, etc. — Does thy fear, thy confidence, come to nothing? Does it come only to this, that […]
