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Kevin Aiello

@kevinaiello.com

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I'm a production artist and writer, interested in social justice, activism, culture, philosophy, psychology and art.

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Kevin Aiello @kevinaiello.com · 19/08/2026

@gilduran.com Gil: I was looking up your book on Apple Books and saw this. Is this some kind of AI nonsense capitalizing on your work?

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Kevin Aiello @kevinaiello.com · 31/05/2026

I've been mostly reading genre fiction lately (mainly SF stories in Asimov's and Analog magazines), but started in on this recently, a novel I've wanted to get to for some time. A dense book, but engrossing and enjoyable early on.

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Kevin Aiello @kevinaiello.com · 01/09/2025

Yes. Take a look. Even if you type “reimagining liberty,” you get no results.

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Kevin Aiello @kevinaiello.com · 31/08/2025

Got the chance to be at an event with Norwegian crime writer Orjan Karlsson a few months ago, and read the first book (Into Thin Air) of his new series recently, and it's a definite recommendation. A fine, well-executed novel with good characters and storytelling.

Cover of the novel Into the Air by Orjan Karlsson

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Kevin Aiello @kevinaiello.com · 09/07/2025

I haven't read Asimov's Magazine since the 1990s, but what a pleasure it is going back to it. Wonderful, entertaining, thoughtful stories. The May/June issue features a terrific time travel story by Harry Turtledove (@hntdove.bsky.social) as well.

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Kevin Aiello @kevinaiello.com · 16/12/2024

Recommending this biography (which I'm most of the way through): detailed, but very well-written and interesting. Kracauer exists somewhat in the space of the Frankfurt School and critical theory, interacting with Benjamin, Adorno, and others. (Polity, 2020).

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Kevin Aiello @kevinaiello.com · 10/10/2024

What a joy it is to be able to buy the first book of a major new series by Alan Moore.

Cover of Alan Moore's novel The Great When.

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Kevin Aiello @kevinaiello.com · 08/08/2024

Very well-written book; halfway through as of now.

Book: Challenger A True Story of Heroism and Disaster on the Edge of Space By Adam Higginbotham

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Kevin Aiello @kevinaiello.com · 01/06/2024

@tadethompson.bsky.social Tade: Just saw this at the other place — via Paul Chadwick, actually — and I would have to presume this artisit (Franklin Booth) very much influenced Wrightson’s approach to Frankenstein. You can immediately see the close similarities in approach/style.

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Kevin Aiello @kevinaiello.com · 04/05/2024

@tadethompson.bsky.social Tade: I screen-capped this as I thought you’d appreciate it. Paul has mentioned this artist a few times; I need to take a moment to look into his work.

Detailed hand drawing by Gabriel Rodriguez.

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Kevin Aiello @kevinaiello.com · 05/03/2024

@tadethompson.bsky.social Tade: I can you see being interested in this future publication.

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Kevin Aiello @kevinaiello.com · 22/02/2024

To wit, for the latter, where I am at currently.

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Kevin Aiello @kevinaiello.com · 21/02/2024

Seeing the Oppenheimer film — an impressive achievement in numerous ways — makes me really want to read this book; but I have too much on the go right now. I will get to it, however, in due time.

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Kevin Aiello @kevinaiello.com · 13/10/2023

Terrific crime book: Anne Holt's "Blessed Are Those Who Thirst."

Cover of Anne Holt's novel Blessed Are Those Who Thirst

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Kevin Aiello @kevinaiello.com · 23/09/2023

A book recommendation: Tracy Kidder's "Rough Sleepers": A very honest and detailed account of homelessness in the Boston area (and beyond) and some of the people who do what they can to help.

Cover of Tracy Kidder's "Rough Sleepers" book.

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Kevin Aiello @kevinaiello.com · 21/09/2023

I’m only on the second in the series, but a quick recommendation for the Wexford crime novels of Ruth Rendell. Her delineation of characters and motivations, and her deft prose, make these novels a real pleasure to read so far.

Cover of Ruth Rendell’s second Wexford novel.

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