October 23,2012
Fabrice Grinda
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October 22,2012
Mr. Penumbra’s 24-Hour Bookstore is a must read for book and technology nerds alike!
The book is a fun portrayal of the tension, dichotomy and yet relationship between traditional print publishing and technology. The story centers on Clay, a down on his luck web designer, who starts working [...]
September 12,2012
Enroll in Star Force!
After read Arthur C. Clarke’s sci-fi masterpiece Childhood’s End, I became more open minded to the sci-fi genre in general. I decided to check out B.V. Larson’s highly regarded Star Force Series. I [...]
September 11,2012
The 500 is a fun thriller
I was in the mood for a fun “beach read” when I came across Matthew Quirk’s The 500. It’s superficially like John Grisham’s The Firm – and [...]
June 8,2012
Childhood’s End is a sci-fi masterpiece!
Arthur C. Clarke managed a tour de force with Childhood’s End. I could not believe the book was written in 1953. I now know where the inspiration for the opening scenes of V & Independence [...]
April 4,2012
A Song of Ice and Fire is magnificently complex, thrilling and entertaining!
I have been hearing of George R.R. Martin for many years, but never checked out his books because he was always described to me as “the American J.R.R. Tolkien”, and I am not a fan [...]
March 30,2012
The Hunger Games Will Satisfy You
By Anne Hamilton If you are anything like me, when you first heard of The Hunger Games two years ago you pictured a group of hormonal teenage vampires playing paintball while eating attractive young coeds. [...]
September 29,2011
Ready Player One is a must read for gamers and fans of the 80s!
Ready Player One takes place in the mid-21st century. The world has essentially gone to hell and most of humanity spends its time working, playing and essentially living in OASIS which is an immersive massively [...]
September 12,2011
Eat People makes great points but ultimately falls short
I loved How We Got Here, Andy Kessler’s last book. That book was essentially the entrepreneurship and capitalist equivalent of Bill Bryson’s A Short Story of Nearly Everything. I was really looking forward to reading [...]
September 9,2011
The Fall of the Roman Empire is a must read for Roman history buffs!
Peter Heather has managed the inconceivable: to displace Gibbons (for me at least) as the reference when it comes to explaining the fall of the Western Roman Empire. He very convincingly argues that the rise [...]
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