#TodaysReading, from The March of Folly (1984), by Barbara W. Tuchman

#TodaysReading #BatmanDarkPatterns by #DanWatters #HaydenSherman & #TrionaFarrell

#TodaysReading #NoKings
From: The Best American Essays on Lincoln, this one by Mark E. Neely, Jr., Lincoln and the Constitution

#TodaysReading #TheSeasons vol2 by #rickremender #paulazaceta #matheuslopes

Today’s Reading: Spread Me by Sarah Gailey - Our Geek This Week Spread Me by Sarah Gailey My rating: 3 of 5 stars I’ve been on a kick these last few years where I prefer to read books (novellas, really) that are

...fit those parameters along with a recommendation from a “best of 2025” list I read, I thought it would be a fun, quick read.

And really, it was fine...

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#ourgeekthisweek #spreadme #scifi #horror #sarahgailey #todaysreading

#TodaysReading #DungeonCrawlerCarl by #MattDinniman

Today’s Reading: There Is No Antimemetics Division: A Novel by QNTM (Finished) - Our Geek This Week Humans can forget anything. It’s okay to forget some things, because we are mortal and finite. But some things we have to remember. It’s important

...creating a unique idea for a novel, and as you’ll well learn in this book, it’s hard to kill an idea.

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#ourgeekthisweek #thereisnoantimemeticsdivision #todaysreading #goodbooks

Today’s Reading: There Is No Antimemetics Division: A Novel by QNTM - Our Geek This Week This book is just, wow, and already highly quotable for me. Humans can forget anything. It’s okay to forget some things, because we are mortal and

Today’s Reading: THERE IS NO ANTIMEMETICS DIVISION by QNTM

This book is just, wow, and already highly quotable for me...

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#todaysreading #thereisnoantimemeticsdivision #ourgeekthisweek #goodbooks

#TodaysReading #AbsoluteBatman by #ScottSnyder #NickDragotta & #FrankMartin

#TodaysReading, more from 16, telling us to remain united against the destructive powers of the current guy

#TodaysReading, from a speech by 16

#TodaysReading #Slewfoot by #Brom

#TodaysReading #ResurrectionMan #QuantumKarma by #RamV #AnandRK & #MikeSpicer

#TodaysReading the novelization of #X by #TimWaggoner (It completely seduced me at the #A24 display at the Barnes&Noble in union square in NYC)

The Israel news we don’t hear – and the forces that silence us There are layers of truth that we can unearth if we acknowledge them, but silence makes pain invisible and threatens us.

forward.com/opinion/7914... Forward Association #TodaysReading — silence is complicity because it CAN happen here

...Nothing sinister, but interspersed between the moments of automaton joy of owning and running their own business, there is an examination of not only PTSD, but also an allegory for being “othered...”

#ourgeekthisweek #automaticnoodle #todaysreading #annaleenewitz

Today’s Reading: AUTOMATIC NOODLE by Annalee Newitz - Our Geek This Week I’m always in the middle of several books, unfortunately, and hadn’t planned on starting another book, but I had come across Automatic Noodle on a

...I started the book on Tuesday night and at the time I am writing this I am about 25% through the book and I am enjoying [it]...

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#ourgeekthisweek #automaticnoodle #todaysreading #annaleenewitz @annaleen.bsky.social

#TodaysReading is from Shore Woman, by Seamus Heaney

#HappyThanksgiving

#TodaysReading is from The Atlantic, President Piggy, by Sophie Gilbert, an excerpt:

#TodaysReading #BitterRoot volume 4 by #DavidFWalker #ChuckBrown #SanfordGreene #MattHerms & #HassanOtsmaneElhaou

#TodaysReading is from A Natural History of the Senses by Diane Ackerman. Survival of the fittest operates at the most sensitive levels.

#TodaysReading is from p.93 of the Granta paperback The Torch in my Ear, by Elias Canetti, 1981 Nobel Laureate, talking with a man famous for being a great public speaker

#TodaysReading, page 32 of A Natural History of the Senses, by Diane Ackerman. Turns out ACHOO is an acronym for a syndrome that results in a sneeze. Gotta respect a solid acronym.

#TodaysReading, from Krakatoa, by Simon Winchester

An informative and entertaining footnote

#TodaysReading: Krakatoa, by Simon Winchester, p85, celebrates scientific evidence that the earth moves, a theory in dispute before this data was gathered. Magnetized basalt rocks “frozen” in Tertiary times, some thirty million years earlier, were used to prove tectonic plates exist.

#TodaysReading #HydeStreet by #GeoffJohns #IvanReis #FrancesPortela #DannyMiki #BradAnderson & #RobLeigh

#TodaysReading #Revival by #TomSeeley & #MikeNorton

#TodaysReading, from The Mirror & The Light, by Hilary Mantel

Sounds tasty

#TodaysReading #AssortedCrisisEvents by #DenizCamp #EricZawadzki #JordieBellaire #HassanOtsmaneElhaou #TomMuller & #WesleyGriffith

#TodaysReading, from Krakatoa, by Simon Winchester, a memorable assessment of an otherwise obscure work: