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Fragments of books: Distrust That Particular Flavor
I usually prefer works of fiction to speak for themselves, without the need for behind-the-scenes commentary, the making of, or biographical information about the author. I never seek those things out...
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Fragments of books: An Optimist’s Tour of the Future
To understand how much I enjoyed Mark Stevenson‘s An Optimist’s Tour of the Future, the first thing you need to know is that after I borrowed it from the library and read it, I went out and bought a...
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Fragments of books: The Rational Optimist
I don’t want to give you the impression that I only read books with “optimist” in the title, but this was another great one that I wanted to share. For me, the appeal of books that take an optimistic...
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Fragments of books: Infinite Jest
If you enjoy books that run to over a thousand pages of mind-boggling literary showmanship, then there comes a day when someone recommends David Foster Wallace’s Infinite Jest to you as the great 1990s...
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Bookish things
The shirt one wears while floating in an ocean of books (via Wondermark) I have an annual ritual of sorting through the to-read lists that spawn on every note-taking and bookmarking tool within my...
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