Review: The Rage of Dragons by Evan Winter
The good Interesting story of vengeance and sacrifice. Starts very slow, but picks up pace, and towards the end, is very hard to put down ...
The good Interesting story of vengeance and sacrifice. Starts very slow, but picks up pace, and towards the end, is very hard to put down ...
I really enjoyed this collection of short stories. Each one explores some topic of what the future may look like, somewhat similar to the Black Mirror series on ...
A good read on products, product teams, and product leaders and managers. A lot of the content is repeated from the book Inspired, but there is plenty of new stuf...
The good Some interesting characters, including characters from alien races. Fund new world with interesting factions and technologies. ...
The good Joe and Skippy are back, with more entertaining and cheesy jokes and insults. Some entertaining action and subterfuge. There...
The good Fascinating premise built around a single consciousness spread across many bodies, including both human consciousness and even AI consciousness ...
This is the book that defines the “Jobs to be Done” (JTBD) theory, which is quite useful & powerful. The organization of this book is a bit weird, and as ...
The good An interesting tale of a woman, Monza Murcatto, seeking vengeance, with fun discussions of the value of revenge and some good plot twists. ...
A highly entertaining read. The good Tight, exciting, fast-paced writing. This book is very hard to put down. Fun characters and witty, cuttin...
The good A deeply intriguing premise: a future where your consciousness can be stored digitally, so if your body dies, you can be downloaded into a new b...