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Book Review: How Logic Works by Hans Halvorson
Halvorson has a learner-friendly approach to teaching formal logic.
Book Review: Getting Things Done by David Allen
You don’t need to follow Allen’s GTD method religiously to get a lot of benefit out of it.
Book Review: Miso, Tempeh, Natto, & Other Tasty Ferments by Kirsten K Shockey and Christopher Shockey
It’s a pragmatic book that I’ll be adding to my collection very soon now.
Book Review: Successful Independent Consulting by Johanna Rothman
Overall, it was a timely and valuable read for me.
Book Review: A City on Mars by Kelly and Zach Weinersmith
The entire book was fascinating and more than once I stayed up too late just to learn more.
Book Review: Ultra-Processed People by Chris van Tulleken
Despite its complex and highly scientific topic, it was an engaging read.
Book Review: Seed to Harvest by Octavia E. Butler
I feel I’ve ended my journey with this series, enjoying the first half but not the final.
Book Review: System Collapse by Martha Wells
While I did like this one, of all the Murderbot books so far, this is the one I enjoyed reading the least.
Book Review: Swindled by Bee Wilson
‘The story of adulteration has been a story of the repeated failure of modern politics to value consumer interests above those of the market.’
Book Review: The Bright and Breaking Sea by Chloe Neill
It was an adequate way to pass the time, but I don’t feel compelled to seek out the next book in the series.