The Left Hand of Darkness was recommended to me by Taya after she read this as well as The Dispossessed which I understand to be in the same…
Continuing in my reading trend of all things about inequality, The Great Leveler is a history book attempting to find causes for how income…
I added this book to my list some months ago after I believe seeing a review in a newspaper. I bought it in the last batch of books along…
A letter from a father to his son, Between the World and Me is something that got inside my brain. I had a lot of thoughts while reading…
Another book made it onto my list for a reason I can no longer remember. I decided to pick up The War of Art and power through it because…
Part of being married is experiencing new things that you would otherwise have not because of your partner. I can't say that I always…
On July 13, 2013 I did a tandem skydive. It took me two and a half years to finally get around to signing up for a first jump course, the…
A recommendation from Taya led me to pick up 11/22/63, yet another Stephen King book that she said I would enjoy. It turns out that I should…
Yet another Scot Harvath book from Brad Thor, The First Commandment was just as good as the rest. These books are a bit of my guilty reading…
When one gets married, there is an expectation of a gift or favor given to the attendees by the bride and groom. Taya and I had both been to…
Nausea was not that good. In some sense I feel bad saying that, especially when the Amazon tagline is "Sartre's greatest novel — and…
The Cartel is the sequel to Don Winslow's The Power of the Dog which blew me away when I read it in January of last year. I immediately put…
I am not entirely sure why I avoided reading Stephen King all these years, but now that I have started I don't want to stop. It is the…
Again on my search for things to read I went back to books that have won prizes and came up with The Sympathizer the winner of the Pulitzer…
Taya started watching the Hulu show based on this book, and before I wanted to watch it I had to read the book, so I picked up The Handmaid…