Review: Mrs. Dalloway by Virginia Woolf
The good Unique writing style that, at times, truly feels like listening to someone’s thoughts and feelings, and at times, like a magical camera that can floa...
The good Unique writing style that, at times, truly feels like listening to someone’s thoughts and feelings, and at times, like a magical camera that can floa...
The good Beautiful writing. Covers some very powerful themes and ideas, especially around life and death and the monumental responsibilities we...
The good Intriguing premise: an epidemic of “white blindness” hits the world, rendering almost everyone unable to see over a short period of time. ...
The good Interesting concept around being able to go between the world of the living and the dead. Sabriel, Mogget, and Touchstone are all interesting, full...
I didn’t get a whole lot from this book. It’s supposed to be about how to navigate uncertain situations (e.g., starting a company), but in practice, this turns ou...
These shorty stories are somewhat cute and amusing, and Jeeves is a fun character, but overall, it’s a bit repetitive and formulaic.
This book has a few good insights. The core premise: as a business, you should minimize time spent in “red oceans,” where fierce, bloody competition has turned th...
The good Intriguing premise (minor spoiler alert): Dorian Gray stays the same age, while a painting of him grows old and shows the marks upon his soul. ...
The good Very fun read about chasing hackers… Including deep-dives on how to monitor the hacker (printing their sessions on… paper… seriously), actual sc...
The good Cute story with fun characters. Interesting exploration of a number of topics: AI, body autonomy, slavery, gender. A master-class in empathy, fri...