Based on how slow I read, I imagine it will take me close to 4 years to read through the entire catalog. Probably longer since I will undoubtedly be reading other things as well but it's definitely something I would like to do. Perhaps by then the latest trilogy will have a box set.

I also took a writing class while in college and one of the greatest compliments that I ever received was how much my writing reminded them of Robert Heinlein. I wasn't specifically trying to channel his style, but being compared to him is still one of my favorite memories.

I read this again towards the end of high school, after high school, again in college, and after getting my first job at the start of my career. The more I came to understand about theology, ethics, and science fiction as a whole the more my view on the novel changed.

This is one of the touchstones in my life that I have used to see just how much I have changed over time. I first read this when I was about 12 and I can genuinely say I had no real understanding of most of the things he was talking about. I was very naive and was raised to be religious conservative

I am blaming them all. My point is that the Democrats do not get to skirt responsibility under the premise that they're too stupid to do their damn jobs. That was basically their defense on voting in favor of this bill.

He was an unpopular president who originally claimed to be transitional and refused to relinquish power until threatened. Yes, he is very much responsible. He belongs under that bus.

Which is why she should have retired 4 years ago. Obviously, it is currently too late for that to ever happen especially with McConnell still in play. They both played this really stupid game and lost both times.