This one?
I like their slogan:
Because life’s too short for a book you’re not in the mood for.
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This. This man. One of the good ones.
So, was “The 2,000 Year Old Man” a prediction?
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I now have several of these in my wish list but reading Mickey 7 right now. Well, listening to it. Not sure I care for the narrator
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Part 3… it includes a deep dive into Hegseth and his twisted ideologies around gender and religion…
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Kept me up till 2:00 am last night.
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Yeah, i do always try to link to Storygraph instead.
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For my b-day rain-check celebration, my brother bought me 3 books: “As It Turns Out: Thinking About Edie and Andy”, by Edie’s oldest sibling, Alice Sedgwick Wohl; “Demon Seed”, a rewrite of the original published in 1973 by Dean Koontz, who hated the original book and wrote an afterword explaining why he rewrote it; and, “The Haunting of Hill House”, by Shirley Jackson.
I finished off E&A, working on DS. The latter is even more terrifying than it would be due to the evolution of AI since 1973, not to mention hardware and software. SPOILER: The heroine doesn’t have sockets in the back of her neck so she can physically plug into the system, as she did in the original novel - and that really scared me!
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Forgot to add that "The Ice Storm: by Rick Moody was also part of my present. I wasn’t even aware the book existed! Ang Lee did a great job of adapting it to the screen.
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It’s getting a boost, because fuck Jeff Bezos.
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Archive link for people who have “used your last free article this month” (I don’t even remember when I was last on Wired, but that might be the effect the last couple of weeks had on me):
https://archive.ph/vAqGh
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