About Scot
Scot is a writer for Oracle. He's a slacker and smartass involved in content engineering, content architecture, big data, cloud computing, and other buzzwords related to technical crap. He loves his family, political books, jazz guitar, and the Minnesota Vikings. Scot is a proud father, so don't ask him about his family unless you have four hours to listen to him blather on about his kids.
Oh yeah: all opinions are his and his alone, blah, blah, blah, random legalese, etc.
Category Archives: books
200
Good gravy, I’ve been away from posting for a while. I decided–crazy or not–that in 2017 I would try to read 200 books. As the year nears its end, I finally figured out that this goal was not so worthy. … Continue reading
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The Writer’s Toolkit: Word Up!
I have a new book to store in my Powers That Be reference shelf. This shelf holds what I consider to be the pantheon of grammar and stylistic reference material. This collection includes Garner’s Modern American Usage and Grammar Girl’s … Continue reading
Kindle Unlimited and my dysfunctional wishlists
I am trying out the most expensive library card ever. Kindle Unlimited seems like a nifty idea. $9.99 a month for unlimited reading. As long as the offered books are ones you want to read. That should be the tagline. … Continue reading
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