Distractions of Grandeur

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The Flame fan fiction drabbles scrimshaw	Sparks Part 3: Small Favors (Jan. 30, 2016) \| Comments The Flame could travel through any fire known to man, from blazing buildings to burning logs.
Agent Carter television reviews	Ep. 203: No Angels Here Jan. 27, 2016 \| Comments Tonight was a change of pace from last week's big premiere, and its focus was squarely on that very issue: how do you keep momentum once you're made your mark? Perhaps more probing: how do you open up personally without clouding your judgement?
Agent Carter television reviews	Agent Carter Season 2 is Here Jan. 26, 2016 \| Comments Agent Carter, everyone's favorite female superspy and hero, is back in a big way. The season two premiere brought us two great episodes, returning to our favorite characters while setting up new mysteries, dramas, and adventures.
The Flame fan fiction drabbles scrimshaw	Sparks Part 2: Follies (Jan. 23, 2016) \| Comments Shortly after Linda started working for Gary Preston, Private Detective, she found out he had never been to a Broadway show.
The Flame fan fiction drabbles scrimshaw	Sparks Part 1: Tinder (Jan. 16, 2016) \| Comments A collection of drabbles about Gary Preston and Linda Dale, aka the Flame and Flame Girl. From the Fox Features comics (1939-1942).
history	Defeat and Victory Jan. 09, 2016 \| Comments "Wow, it's been a while since I posted a blog post." These words, or other similar phrases, echoed around the Internet in the past weeks as people like myself approached the new year.
mystery fantasy books CSFF	CSFF: How Shocking is the Night? Dec. 09, 2015 \| Comments Some have wondered what made The Shock of the Night a work of Christian fiction: despite having a triune theological structure, the lack of direct salvatatory or intervening action in the events of the narrative was a cause for concern.
mystery fantasy books reviews CSFF	CSFF: The Shock of the Night review Dec. 08, 2015 \| Comments In the first of a brand new saga appropriately titled Darkwater, Patrick W. Carr reaches new heights as an author, crafting a rich setting full of vivid characters with stakes to match.
mystery fantasy books CSFF	The Shock of the Night CSFF Blog Tour Dec. 07, 2015 \| Comments Today's the first day of the CSFF blog tour for The Shock of the Night, the latest from award-winning fantasy novelist Patrick W. Carr.
superhero television reviews	Ep. 101 & 102: Flying High Nov. 09, 2015 \| Comments Reviews of the first two Supergirl episodes: determination and teamwork save the day.