In the same general genre as Gone Girl and The Girl on the Train, In a Dark, Dark Wood is a thriller with some violence and a few twists and…
The Doors of Perception and Heaven and Hell is actually two essays really put together as a book. The first The Doors of Perception is…
Iron Gold is the fourth book in the Red Rising series which I originally thought was intended to be a trilogy. It has been a while since I…
I am looking for things to read. Always. We subscribe to the New York Times to be delivered in paper form on Sundays, I always go right for…
Another year in the books, and somehow they each seem to be crazier than the last. 2018 was really separated by the end of July into two…
Another member of the drug related books on Taya's bookshelf, Acid Test is yet another historical look at psychedelics in the United States…
The Apostle is book eight in the Scot Harvath series by Brad Thor. Not much to say about this one, it was about on par with the other books…
Give People Money is yet another book on Universal Basic Income. The writing is decent, the range of topics is worthy, and if you know…
I enjoyed all the other Joe Hill books I have read so far, and Heart-Shaped Box is no exception. This was a engaging and actually somewhat…
A classic sci-fi (although I think he classified it as fantasy) novel, The Martian Chronicles, is one that has always been on my list but…
The Shock Doctrine is a book detailing how capitalism has been spread throughout the world on the back of disaster and violence. I was…
The Last Patriot is the next installment in the Scot Harvath series after The First Commandment. Not much to say here, the books in this…
I have been thinking about universal basic income (UBI) a lot lately, and luckily enough so have a lot of other people. The New York Times…
I had this book Flow on my Kindle and couldn't remember whether I had read it yet or not, so I decided to read it. Just now as I sat down to…
A Brief History of Seven Killings, winner of the 2015 Man Booker Prize, is a challenging read spanning several decades centered on the…