50 Books for 2010

That is all for now from 50 Books for 2010. Hope you enjoyed it. If you're in the market for (free) musings, ramblings, and/or reflectio...

It feels somehow appropriate that it is here, in the Mission district of San Francisco, that my writer’s block has finally begun to recede. ...

Nope, still haven't called it quits on the blog yet. I'm just putting off writing my wrap-up/review/reflection on the experience of ...

So, j'ai fini. The fifty-book challenge can finally, and mercifully, be laid to rest -- not that I didn't enjoy it, because I most c...

How did John Maynard Keynes know I'm not rational? Or at least, not always rational. According to authors George A. Akerlof and Robert J...

For the November 25th issue of The New York Review of Books , author Zadie Smith contributed an essay titled “Generation Why?” Ostensibly, t...

In just a few short weeks, the world will celebrate the sixty-second anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Adopted by th...