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So here’s another one of those “I’m still reading but had to share” posts… This time about The Masked City, the second book in Genevieve Cogman’s superlative “Invisible Library” series. And hooray – it’s almost as good as the first in the trilogy! I say hooray and sound surprised because, in my experience, the middle […]
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My review copy of this interesting book was graciously provided by the publisher. “What if the very basis of what a human is was radically different from what we were taught as children?” Thus opens The Human Superorganism, Dr. Rodney Dietert’s exegesis on rethinking human biology and human health. It’s a provocative idea that leads […] I seem to find myself compelled to write these blurb things up more and more lately while I’m in the middle of the book – it’s mostly because I’m a beta-writer on BookBub’s new Buzz (if you haven’t seen it, check it out – it’s still join-by-invitation only, but I can invite you so let […] I came across this gem in the second book in Laurie R. King’s amazing Mary Russell/Sherlock Holmes series (A Mysterious Regiment of Women) and found it so incredibly spot-on that I thought it bore repeating… ” No, young man, you asked for my help, and as many have found, you must take it as it […] I’ve commented before on my inexplicable interest in books about mental health and mental illnesses. So when I was contacted by the publisher and asked if I would be interested in taking a look at the paperback release of journalist and former New Scientist deputy editor Anil Ananthaswamy’s exploration into the nature of the self […] |
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