Red Mars – Kim Stanley Robinson
Kim Stanley Robinson’s Red Mars is one of the most beloved books in science-fiction, and possibly the most popular telling of humanity’s arrival on the red planet.
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Talking Back, Talking Black – John McWhorter
Few topics are as controversial as the state of AAVE in the USA.
Semiosis – Sue Burke
A new take on the idea of sentience and the alien other in science-fiction.
A Higher Loyalty – James Comey
Guided by principles of what duty to an office really means, this book illuminates the reasoning behind recent events.
Sisters Brothers- Patrick deWitt
In this not-exactly-a-Western two gruff brothers take an assassination job that down through the American West coast
The Drunkard’s Walk – Leonard Mlodinow
Statistics themselves can be rather boring, but this slim’s book story of how they affect our day to day life is rather captivating.
The Book of Disquiet – Fernando Pessoa
Life for the Portuguese poet certainly is not peachy…
Caliban’s War – James S.A Corey
The second book in James S.A. Corey’s Expanse follows the story pretty much as expected.
Information Doesn’t Want to Be Free – Cory Doctorow
The arts in this new internet based economy do not work as we would think.
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Daemon – Daniel Suarez
Imagine a movie about an evil computer algorithm that wasn’t complete trash…
Failures in Polymathy 