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Eunkyoung Yoo ruachyoof69c — This is a really interesting history of the early roots of rap & hip hop, graffiti (art) and breakdancing, written by a New York Times reporter. It touches upon block parties in the Bronx and Brooklyn, street gangs, subway taggers, and street performers. I wish I knew what I did with my copy of the book. I may have to order it again. I had it for a few years at least around 1985/1986 and in the 90s I realized it was gone gone gone. Does anyone know where my book is?

Dark Concepts darkcreations — I quite enjoyed reading this book. It was recommended to me by the person who first showed me Firefly, and while I was bad and read it sitting in the aisles of Barns & Noble, I did go back and buy it a month or two later. Some of the essays hit topics I wasn't enthusiastic about myself, but I could see how fans of the other subjects that Firefly and it's colorful 'verse were being compared to would enjoy them. There was only one essay I didn't like, and I felt was off base, the one by Nancy Holder called "I Want Your Sex: Gender and Power in Joss Whedon's Dystopian Future World". That essay was actually why I bought the book, I planned to write an essay of my own and tear apart this woman's words that I felt were so off base. I may still write the essay one day, but for now I will settle for making my disagreement public on this website.