BOOKS
Wind and Truth - Brandon Sanderson
Brandon Sanderson
The Fifth instalment of Sanderson’s Stormlight archive starts to reach further beyond Roshar and bring the full Cosmere into the folds of this story. At over 1300 pages, I’ve spent quite a while work
The Big Fix - Denise Hearn and Vass Bednar
Denise Hearn, Vass Bednar
Denise and Vass us this book to take a look at the regulatory framework that Canada uses to evaluate competition and monopoly powers. While I knew that many companies owned many brands that "competed
Co-Intelligence - Ethan Mollick
Ethan Mollick
AI has come for our world, whether we like it or not. In Co-Intelligence, Ethan Mollick, takes a positive look at what AI could mean for our lives. He explores how to maximize it's effectiveness for
A System for Writing - Bob Doto
Bob Doto
Bob Doto's, A System for writing is a good entry into the world of note-taking books. He is concise and direct while still hitting all the high points I think need to be hit to create a good practice
The Language of the Night - Ursula K. Le Guin
Ursula K. Le Guin
This is a compilation of many essays by Le Guin on writing and writing science fiction in particular. She deals with the pronouns used in sci-fi to describe characters, with special updated notes cov
The Courage to Be Disliked - Kishimi & Koga
Fumitake Koga, Ichiro Kishimi
The Courage to be Disliked is a discussion between a philosopher and a young adult who comes to challenge the philosopher on the validity of their ideas. The philosopher has taken Alfred Adler's psyc
Thinking in Systems - Donella H Meadows
Donella H Meadows
Just a few pages into this book I was expecting a fairly dense book on the mechanics of systems thinking. In fact I assumed the first chapter was a warmup to deep hard to wrap my head around topics.
The Black Swan - Nassim Nicholas Taleb
Nassim Nicholas Taleb
This is supposed to be some all fired amazing book about randomness. The title is derived from the idea that Europeans thought all swans were black until they visited Australia and suddenly found a b
Anxious People - Fredrik Backman
Fredrik Backman
While this is the second time I’ve read Anxious People, it’s the first time I realized that this is the same author from A Man Called Ove, which is also an excellent read. Anxious People follows a
Decluttered - Jenny Albertini
Jenny Albertini
Decluttered is a different book that I imagined it would be. I expected a book about strategies to reduce the clutter in my home, but I got a bunch more discussion about the systems that bring clutte