- Between the World and Me - Ta-Nehisi Coates
- Speak - Louisa Hall
- Some Remarks - Neal Stephenson
- Seveneves - Neal Stephenson
- Words Without Music - Philip Glass
- The Sense of Style - Steven Pinker
- Waking Up - Sam Harris
- Sapiens - Yuval Noah Harari
- Bad Faith - Paul Offit, MD
- Does Altruism Exist? - David Sloan Wilson
- Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World - Haruki Murakami
- Knocking on Heaven's Door - Katy Butler
- Daemon - Daniel Suarez
- Freedom - Daniel Suarez
- The Lost City of Z - David Grann
- The Singular Universe and the Reality of Time - Unger/Smolin
- At Home in the Universe: Stuart Kauffman
- Triumphs of Experience - George Valiant
- Satin Island - Tom McCarthy
- Being Mortal: Medicine and What Matters in the End - Atul Gawande
- Let Me be Frank with You - Richard Ford
- 10:04 - Ben Learner
- This Changes Everything - Naomi Klein
- The Children Act - Ian McEwan
- Odds Against Tomorrow - Nathaniel Rich
- Colorless Tzukuru Tazaki - Haruki Murakami
- CyberStorm - Mathew Mather
- The Martian - Andy Weir
- The Last Magazine - Michael Hastings
- No Place to Hide - Glenn Greenwald
- The Director - David Ignatius
- Think Like a Freak - Levitt/Dubner
- Sting of the Drone - Richard Clarke
- The Word Exchange - Alena Graedon
- The Innocent - David Baldacci
- The Target - David Baldacci
- 10% Happier - Dan Harris
- Flash Boys - Michael Lewis
- The Diamond Age - Neal Stephenson
- On Such a Full Sea - Chang-Rae Lee
- Blowback - Valerie Plame
- The Reason I Jump - Higashida/Mitchell
- A Working Theory of Love - Scott Hutchins
- The Facades - Eric Lundgren
- Inferno - Dan Brown
- Night Film - Marisha Pessl
- Zealot - Reza Aslan
- The Cuckoo's Calling - Galbraith/Rowling
- The Yiddish Policemen's Union - Michael Chabon
- Intuition Pumps - Daniel Dennett
- Immortality - Stephen Cave
- C Street - Jeff Sharlett
- A Ship without a Sail - Gary Marmorstein
With plenty of room to move around, herewith are considerations of current events both within and without an MT head. A blog by Mario Tosto, aka Victor Mariano
Tuesday, July 21, 2015
Recent books read
**I read constantly. Some ideas come from friends and are related to some project or other. Some come from reviews in NYT and NYRB. I love a good long book because it saves me the hassle of finding another book. But sometimes there are several books I'm eager to read but am stuck on a long one (embarrassment of riches). In more or less chronological order, starting with the most recent, this is what I've read (links are for books from 2014 forward):
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