Books

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

Everyday Matters is a remarkable book. If you live in New York; have a family member who has had a tragic accident or a crippling disease; or are subject to

I bought the book ‘Your marketing sucks” because of the title. While I didn’t expect much from it, it was worth reading. It’s a quick and easy read that I