The most interesting part about archaeology for me is when we get to be a detective of the past. It's similar to learning the history of architecture which allows us to understand how things work in the past through what's left behind. The fieldwork isn't my stuff, though.

Have any of you read The Voiceless Voice by Alexandra Casavant? I don't normally read books with this kind of topic, but her ideas are intriguing. I have never thought about taking the gift of language for granted before, so I wonder what kind of things I will learn from The Voiceless Voice.

This often worries me whether I'm writing a scientific article or a fictional story. It's probably impossible for me to find something that has never been done before at this age. I'm trying to accept it and write in my own style because that's all I can do for now.

It has been a while since the release date, so I wonder if anyone has read this book and write a quick review. I know it's better for a newbie like me to start with his well-known releases, but I want to try a different approach. This kind of fantasy setting is a style I usually like, so it feels ju...