Ya’ know. If it’s the same manufacturer as one that my wife cheats on me with it’s too expensive to just give up on. (Just kidding on the “cheating” thing. I’m just fine with her buzzy buddy.😉)

I actually enjoyed The Light of Other Days, mostly because it made me think for days after I completed it. (Which, by my measure, is a sign of a good book.)

Granted, it was written almost completely by Baxter, but it was based on a synopsis by Clarke. I suspect that’s where the “thought provoking” came from, but that isn’t to disparage Baxter’s writing. I’ve genuinely enjoyed quite a few of his books.

Whenever the topic of favorite books comes up, Childhood’s End is my immediate answer.

Mothman with…feathers?