Do you want to know how to build a large digital eBook library? If so, then this is the guide for you. My Grandpa had tens of thousands of physical books. As a kid, I was in awe every time I got to visit his libraries. He had two homes… When I was a junior in high school something wonderful happened. I read a book called Slaughterhouse-Five by Kurt Vonnegut Jr. It was one of my first experiences with science fiction. I had never read a book like this before. Every page was thrilling and stimulating. It was not a… I have never written about a movie before. Who knows if I’ll ever write another. The funny thing is I read more movie reviews than I do book reviews. Robert Ebert is my go-to movie critic. I love the way he simply and masterfully writes movie reviews. Anyway, today I… I’ve been reading a lot more science fiction lately. My goal is to read more of the “classics” of Science Fiction. Last month, I read Dune for the first time and was blown away (I uploaded a review of Dune on YouTube). After Dune, and two of its sequels, I… I just finished reading a great book called The Gods Themselves. Isaac Asimov dedicates The Gods Themselves to mankind, and to the hope that the war against folly may someday be won after all. Asimov believed that mankind’s approach to environmental issues was skewed. In The Gods Themselves, we see,… Books I read in May 2020: Exhalation – Ted Chiang The Martian Chronicles – Ray Bradbury Stories of Your Life and Others – Ted Chiang The 15 Invaluable Laws of Growth – John C. Maxwell The One Thing – Gary Keller Good Leaders Ask Great Questions – John C. Maxwell… I recently uploaded a few videos to YouTube. I want to start posting short book review videos. There are some books that I love and I what to share my thoughts about them, but writing an article about them isn’t always feasible. Hopefully, I can share more about the books… “I follow the Lindy effect as a guide in selecting what to read: books that have been around for ten years will be around for ten more; books that have been around for two millennia should be around for quite a bit of time, and so forth.” Nassim Nicholas Taleb… President Obama’s use of humor was vital to his popularity during his presidency. He owes a lot of his funniest moments to presidential speechwriter David Litt. Thanks, Obama: My Hopey, Changey White House Years, is David Litt’s memoir of his time in the White House. Litt, like most of Obama’s…
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