It is interesting to me that I read. Up until I was a junior in high school I never read books. Now I read all the time. Below is a collected list of books I have read with links to blog posts about that material. I feel it is important to always be reading. You my notice that there is not a lot of fiction below, especially recently. I have nothing against fiction books (my favorite books are fiction) however I feel like it is important to expand my mind. While I am in the middle of my life and work eats up so much time I feel reading time is best spent in more non-fiction. I suspect that as life settles down I will likely move to a less non-fiction slant. We'll see. Feel free to suggest new books to read (or if you would like to send me new books to review feel free).
What I am reading now:
- "India, A History." by John Keay.
- "The Princeton Companion to Mathematics." Edited by Timothy Gowers.
- "John Adams
."by David McCullough.
Biology / Biological Evolution:
- "The Third Chimpanzee." by Jared Diamond. (Comparison with "Global Population Growth.")
- "Africa: A Biography of the Continent." by John Reader.
- "I am America and So Can You." by Stephan Colbert. (Review.)
- "America: The Book." by John Stewart.
- "Radicals for Capitalism." by Brian Doherty.
- "Final Fantasy and Philosophy."Edited by Jason Blahuta, et al.
- "Mel Gibson's Passion and Philosphy." Edited by Jorge J. E. Gracia. (Review)
- "The Omnivore's Dilemma." by Micheal Pollen. (Review) (Part 1)
- "What Einstein told his cook 2." by Robert L. Wolke. (Review)
