You-review-it Monday

November 11, 2012
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For me, the weekend included hosting the Indy Men's Magazine Reunion Celebration benefiting Indy Reads. As the editor of that mag during its five-year run, I can't be objective about the pleasures of hearing such a talented batch of writers sharing their words. I can, however, say that Mass Ave.'s Indy Reads Bookstore is a terrific venue for readings and I look forward to attending--and hosting--many more events there.

I also visited Garfield Park for a Spirit & Place event, the Indianapolis Art Center to check out the latest addition to its sculpture garden, and the Service Center for a play by NoExit Performance. 

No, I haven't seen the new James Bond film yet. But I'm looking forward to it.

What about you? What did you hear, see or do this weekend?

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  • Skyfall
    Bond loverNovember 13, 2012 12:20 AM
    With all the hype we were looking forward to the new bond movie but are sadly disappointed, it is an ok action flick, but it's not Bond. Daniel Craig plays another serious spy role without the trademark cheeky humor. The new Q is a horribly boring pick, there are dozens of actors who would have made that role more fun. And yes I MISS the exploding pens. Tragically the original Bond car is destroyed before reaching its full prop potential. Judi Dench"s M plays out her role well, read about her macular degeneration elsewhere. Fiennes is good, Javier Bardiem is excellent. Bring back Pierce Brosnan please.
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