Books

I believe that one can never have enough books. As an avid reader, I’m always on the lookout for random lists of “favorites” of other people so I can stretch

I’m been in Hotchkiss, Colorado with Amy the past few days enjoying the run up to Christmas. Amy has family here (on the western slope of Colorado near Grand Junction)

Ok – Amy’s been making me watch too much Jeopardy these days (although I’ve had a blissful week off from it since I banned TV from this trip.) Fortunately, I

My official best book of Thanksgiving week is Hackers & Painters by Paul Graham. I know Paul Graham indirectly through his role as founder of Viaweb, which was bought in

When some people think of Thanksgiving, they think of turkey and football. I think of sleeping late and reading a book a day. Amy and I are in Cabo San

I discovered Danny Gregory this summer in Alaska when I read Everyday Matters. I bought all of his books and tossed them in the to read pile. Today I read

I finished Florence of Arabia by Christopher Buckley an hour ago. I am still laughing about it. It’s by far the funniest thing I’ve experienced in October – even better

If you are a Neal Stephenson fan, there’s a great interview with him up on Slashdot. Snow Crash remains one of my all time favorite books and losing myself in

Amy and I spent the weekend in New Hampshire. We stayed at a Stepping Stones – a bed and breakfast we used to stay at regularly when we lived in

If you follow my Read Recently list, you know that I plowed through a lot of books this summer. However, I’ve been stuck on What Einstein Told His Cook for two