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Complex And Short Tale. Bromke manages to show that if a sto

Interesting Twist On The Series. With the first two books in this series - which is held together primarily by bein

The New York Times wants you to pay them to recommend books to you, books that they only know about because mega budget marketing departments have put a lot of time and energy into getting the New York Times to read their books - and *only* their books.

While I openly admit to working with some of those same marketing departments at times, I also work quite heavily with a lot of indie/ self published authors. Authors that you'll never hear about on the New York Times unless we band together and get them the attention at that level.

So here, for absolutely free, is a list of eight books tha

Meganets And Pre-Networks. Ok, I know what you're thinking - what does computer networking and the Internet have to do with this book? Well, on some level, it is somewh

Far From Radical. This is a book that should be widely read because it does have some interesting and important things to say - and yet it was also far from a radical adherence to the teachings of Jesus Christ that the description would lead one to believe. Even a

A Needed Conversation. As someone also in tech at a megacorporation (though to be clear, not the same ones Auerbach has worked for) that openly seeks to employ several of the technologies discussed in this book, and as so

Yet Another Realistic Fiction Of WWII. Lane does a tremendous amount of research for all of her WWII historical novels, then takes licenses where ne

Fun Amalgamation Of Scooby-Doo, Stranger Things, and The Sandlot. This is one of those fun, nost

Haunting Yet Preachy. This is a book in the vein of if i stay, though here we know up front that our narrat

Fish Out Of Water Romance That Shows That Not Everything Is As It Seems. This is a fish out of