Review: Gods of Risk by James S.A. Corey
Meh. This is a side story in the Expanse series. It focuses on the nephew of one of the characters in the main storyline. While the main character is awesome, the...
Meh. This is a side story in the Expanse series. It focuses on the nephew of one of the characters in the main storyline. While the main character is awesome, the...
This book is hard to put down. I tore through it in a couple of days. Lots of fast-paced, gritty, sci-fi action, as well as interplanetary politics, aliens, and f...
This is stereotypical self-help book. It basically boils down to a bunch of platitudes: Believe in yourself!
A very fun read. It’s sci-fi, but not of the hyper-futuristic-its-basically-magic sort. Instead, this is a gritty book, firmly grounded in reasonably realistic ph...
It’s a standard Dan Brown book that follows the standard Dan Brown formula. That is: It starts off with Robert Langdon, a completely normal man, doing complet...
A delightful biography of a fascinating man. The book is well written and succeeds both at showing you what Einstein was like as a person and offering a down-to-e...
I’m a bit torn on this book. On the one hand, it’s a wonderful collection of wisdom from many years in the software industry, backed with lots of sources, studies...
Today, I’m happy to announce that Terraform: Up & Running has been published!
An important, remarkable story, poorly told. Before reading this, I knew very little of the role of women, and especially black women, in the space race. The res...
I read this book after having seen Simon Sinek’s TED talk. It turns out, the TED talk is really all you need to watch. This book does little more than repeat that...