I'm checking out Meet the Author, a collection of short videos on Google Video where authors like Richard Dawkins and James Surowiecki introduce their books. It covers a wide range of fiction and non-fiction titles.
I've discovered the Baen Library, a fantastic source for reading free online science fiction. They offer a selection of full-length novels from several authors that are available to read directly in your web browser.
I discovered First and Second, a massive Indian online bookstore that stocks Richard Dawkins titles unavailable elsewhere. I received my order in just two days, making them a remarkably efficient resource for readers in India.
I am experimenting with my blog by adding an RSS-powered feed of recently updated sites I follow and creating an online catalog of my digital fiction collection to facilitate easier lending and tracking of resources.
I shared a review of contemporary science fiction from Kuro5hin. While I have only read Orson Scott Card among the mentioned authors, Neal Stephenson’s Cryptonomicon caught my eye as a potential future read.
The 2022 reading list highlights books that changed the author's thinking on meaning, data, time, habits, leadership, and history, alongside a broad mix of fiction and fantasy.