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Author Archives: Ian Stewart


What Would You Read If You Were Going Blind?

So, you find out you’re going blind, what are you going to do with the remaining days of vision? Let’s pretend, okay?
First of all we’re going to pretend that we don’t have braille or books on tape. Those are out of the question. We’ve got a few months left and aside from spending time […]

Bestselling Dribble

My Dad, again. He hates your favourite author. Well, not really…
I just about gave into temptation today and bought a book off the best seller list. All the literary pundits are high on the author. Every few year it happens to me. I forget what is important and get swayed by all the hype […]

My Dad, In Two Dimensions

Much like when he helped me out with my paper route, gave me my first real job, and told me at 15 to “Shave, already, you look like a goof” my dad has decided to become a guest poster on Upper Fort Stewart. Please let him know what you think in the comments.

Hello! I am […]

The Computer Is Trying To Kill Me

Okay, maybe it’s not trying to kill me. But it’s certainly not helping me breathe easier.
This weekend I designed and developed a mini-site for my Church. It was kind of fun and it was the first collaboration between my wife and I where we weren’t at each other’s throats (designing our wedding invitations together almost […]

10-Year Old Book Blogger

We have a new book blogger to read, one who fills what I consider a desperately unfulfilled niche, good books for kids (please point me in the direction of good blogs if you feel I’m wrong)—and he’s only 10! I have lots of ideas about what 10-year olds should read—mostly unimaginative. Just how many times […]