3. What If? 2 by @xkcd.com

A very enjoyable trip through some ludicrous questions about things that never will/never should happen but we need answers on regardless...

In a world where science is increasingly ignored for likes and shares I am liking and sharing this wonderful book.

#bookreview

2. On Tyranny by @timothysnyder.bsky.social

"Believe in truth"

Its a quick read but a devastating read as the author talks the reader though exactly how we are learning nothing from history.

Loosely based on Trump and how fascism can/is sneaking in through the back door.

#bookreview

1. The Power of Geography by Tim Marshall

A really interesting dive into various countries and their histories/futures in the context of the physical geography they were dealt with.

I particularly enjoyed the chapter on Iran.

Seems an apt read in the current climate.

Recommend!

In a desperate attempt to find something to post about and to find a way to tackle the time vampire that is my phone I have set myself a goal to read more books in 2026

I'm going to post about them all here and pretend like people are interested...

I saw Gene and Sleeper in 1995 and saw both of them again last month.

30 years!

Both still brilliant as well.