Matt's Sci/Tech Blog

  Professional publications are an underrated part of career building and job searching. The strongest possibilities I'm currently purs...

This is not a new topic for me (or anyone who follows zoology or dabbles in cryptozoology) but it bears revisiting. Are reports of eyewitnes...

 People think of summer reading as beach thrillers and romances. Why not add a little science?  What walked on that beach a hundred million ...

 Fiction: Prowling the Reacher universe  I always liked Jack Reacher. Sure, sometimes he’s impossibly tough and smart. But Lee Child managed...

 Next Man Up? The Weirdest Piloted Rocket Ideas Historical programs and events don’t only provide us further ideas. They provide warnings. E...

There are a lot of technical reasons "why not," but that hasn't stopped the United States from trying,  Fellow baby boom kids ...

ShukerNature (Book 3): Crystal Palace Dinosaurs, Jungle Walruses, and Other Belated Blog Beasts Dr. Karl Shuker Coachwhip Publications, ...

  The Dragon in Winter A Kagen the Damned novel   Griffin, 2024, 292 pp. Jonathan Maberry closes out his ambitious fantasy series, and for...

  OceanXplorers I watched the first episode of Nat Geo’s OceanXplorers. It was excellent and I’ll make sure to catch the rest, but I had a...

 Beloved Beasts Michelle Nijhuis Norton, 2021, 321pp.   The author begins with an opening that, amidst the many harbingers of doom, gives th...

Merbeings: The True Story of Mermaids, Mermen, and Lizardfolk by Mark A. Hall, Loren Coleman, David Goudsward Anomalist Books, 2023, 200 pp....