So, I’ve fallen way, way behind in my book logging.<\/p>\n
I blame the Kindle. \u00a0It used to be I read a physical book, then I dropped it by my computer to remind myself to write a post about it. \u00a0But you can’t do that with a Kindle. \u00a0So I’m going to shorthand some commentary here…<\/p>\n
1. Mercury Falls<\/em> by Robert Kroese 2. Mercury Swings<\/em> by Robert Kroese 3. Mercury Rises<\/em> by Robert Kroese 4. A Clash of Kings: A Song of Ice and Fire: Book Two<\/em> by George R.R. Martin 7. You Are Not So Smart<\/em> by David McRaney So, I’ve fallen way, way behind in my book logging. I blame the Kindle. \u00a0It used to be I read a physical book, then I dropped it by my computer to remind myself to write a post about it. \u00a0But … Continue reading
\nFine, amusing book about\u00a0bureaucratic angels and armageddon.<\/p>\n
\nNot a book, but a short story, I believe it was a bridge between Mercury Falls<\/em> and Mercury Rises<\/em>. \u00a0Its kind of run together in my head.<\/p>\n
\nThe continuation\/completion of the Mercury series. \u00a0Mr. Kroese is a fine writer, not a great<\/em> writer. \u00a0He’s a better writer than I am. \u00a0Worth a read.<\/p>\n
\n5. A Storm of Swords: A Song of Ice and Fire: Book Three<\/em> by George R.R. Martin
\n6. A Feast for Crows: A Song of Ice and Fire: Book Four<\/em> by George R.R. Martin
\nOkay, I didn’t think I would, but I got caught up in these. The characters are compelling, and the author is not afraid of killing off ones you like. He can afford to… he’s got like 1,000 of them to keep track of.<\/p>\n
\nThis deserved more discussion, but it’s been so long since I read it, I can’t remember what I wanted to say about it. Other than, it points out our mental foibles and cites some interesting studies into the human brain. Some stuff I’ve heard about, but lots of it new to me.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"