by K. Eric Drexler Synopsis By Dan Geddes Engines of Creation introduces the power and possibilities of nanotechnology to the general reader. Drexler believes that nanotechnology—the ability…
Posts published by “Dan Geddes”
Dan Geddes is the author of The Satirist: Volume 1 and the editor of the online journal The Satirist: America's Most Critical Journal, an astonishing collection of satires, reviews, reviews of imaginary works, fiction, essays, poems, and satirical news.
Geddes' satire and serious criticism in The Satirist online has been widely cited in books, English courses, academic papers and journals, newspapers, and websites. Geddes has written for the Cleveland Plain Dealer, the Dry Bones Review, and The Modern Word. His satirical work has also appeared in GlossyNews.com.
Geddes has also written several unpublished works, including a literary comic novel, a feature-length screenplay, and a collection of European travel stories.
He lives in Amsterdam.
by Oscar Wilde Review by Dan Geddes Wilde writes an intriguing play masquerading as both a novel and a morality piece. The best parts of…
Imaginary review by Dan Geddes 19 October 1999 One overlooked, undoubtedly tragic, consequence of the Cold War was the isolation of Eastern European artists and…
The Book Of J By Harold Bloom Translated by David Rosenberg (1990) Review by Dan Geddes 11 October 1999 See also reviews of Bloom’s The…
God James Earl Jones (voice) Bob (The Antichrist) John Travolta (voice) Satan Richard Gere (voice) King of Gog and Magog Omar Sharif (voice ) King…
by Harold Bloom Review by Dan Geddes 5 October 1999 See other reviews of Bloom: The Book of J, Omens of Millennium, The Western Canon.…
The Four Noble Truths The Dalai Lama Review By Dan Geddes The Dalai Lama’s The Four Noble Truths was originally given as a lecture in…
The Conquest of Cool Thomas Frank Review By Dan Geddes Thomas Frank’s The Conquest of Cool successfully reframes the traditional perception of the Sixties counterculture:…
The Psychoanalytic Movement by Ernest Gellner Review By Dan Geddes 18 September 1999 The Psychoanalytic Movement tries to answer the question: how did Freudianism come…
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