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Larry Kilham, the Man Behind "The Digital Rabbit Hole"

Today was supposed to be a book review of The Digital Rabbit Hole , but like all great plans, they can change. My friend Troy Pflum said this wasn't a book for him, and that's okay right? Not every book is a good fit for every body...just like not all of us can fit into a pair of skinny jeans (at least not right now). I'd like to take this time to introduce you more intimately to Larry Kilham who is the author of The Digital Rabbit Hole . I was introduced to Larry a few months ago by good friend Mari from Artotems. She encouraged me to read The Juno Trilogy and I left my 5 star review on Amazon saying this: This trilogy by Larry Kilham moves as a fast pace. I didn't feel that the book was overly predictable even though it was well described in the official book summary that I read prior to purchase. I rather enjoyed the concept of right versus wrong in the artificial intelligence world. The authors imagination comes through and after reading his biography, I cou...

5 Star Review of Larry Kilhan's "The Digital Rabbit Hole"

The Digital Rabbit Hole allows reader an opportunity for self reflection and asks readers to consider the following questions: Will digital media sweep us into a new era of prosperity? What new advances in entertainment, culture, education, and knowledge can we expect? Will we get stuck in Cyberland only to be saved by digital detox? The Digital Rabbit Hole reveals that we are becoming captive in the digital universe. The portals are smartphones and the world is the Internet. We immerse ourselves in social media; we learn through packaged feel-good information; and we will leave the hard work to robots and AI. The book details digital media and discusses smartphone addiction problems. It proposes solutions to stimulate creativity and education and to recapture our humanity. Paperback: 144 Pages Genre: Social Science/Non Fiction Publisher: FutureBooks.info; 1 edition (January 1, 2016) ASIN: B01A3MTVBS ISBN-10: 1533307075 ISBN-13: 78-1533307071 The Digital ...

Thanks to WOW! Women on Writing - Cathy Hansen Reviews Larry Kilham's "The Digital Rabbit Hole"

The Digital Rabbit Hole allows reader an opportunity for self reflection and asks readers to consider the following questions: Will digital media sweep us into a new era of prosperity? What new advances in entertainment, culture, education, and knowledge can we expect? Will we get stuck in Cyberland only to be saved by digital detox? The Digital Rabbit Hole reveals that we are becoming captive in the digital universe. The portals are smartphones and the world is the Internet. We immerse ourselves in social media; we learn through packaged feel-good information; and we will leave the hard work to robots and AI. The book details digital media and discusses smartphone addiction problems. It proposes solutions to stimulate creativity and education and to recapture our humanity. Paperback: 144 Pages Genre: Social Science/Non Fiction Publisher: FutureBooks.info; 1 edition (January 1, 2016) ASIN: B01A3MTVBS ISBN-10: 1533307075 ISBN-13: 78-1533307071 The Digital Ra...

WOW! Women on Writing Book Blog Tour for Larry Kilham's "The Digital Rabbit Hole"

Please take a moment to check out The Digital Rabbit Hole on Amazon and let me know what you think. Here's a quick summary: The Digital Rabbit Hole reveals that we are becoming captive in the digital universe. The portals are smartphones and the world is the Internet. We immerse ourselves social media; we learn through packaged feel-good information; and we will leave the hard work to robots and AI. The book details digital media and discusses smartphone addiction problems. It proposes solutions to stimulate creativity and education and to recapture our humanity. I am working on putting together a WOW! Women on Writing book blog tour for this book. The tour will begin July 10th and run through the first week of August. If you would be interested in reading and reviewing The Digital Rabbit Hole by Larry Kilham, please email: crystal@wow-womenonwriting.com as soon as possible! Include in the email: * Your email address if you'd like a digital copy or your physical add...