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Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us by Daniel H. Pink: It used to be (way back when) that we were motivated solely by the desire survival. Later, as we evolved, our prime motivators became the seeking of rewards and the avoidance of punishment. Scientist across multiple fields are advising that we’ve now come [...]
Joshua Ferris’ last novel “Then We Came to the End”, was a clever and irreverent look at the failures and foibles of office life in an advertising agency. It was an enjoyable read, if a touch too-close-for-comfort for those who have toiled in that kind of environment. “The Unnamed” is a far cry from [...]
For whatever reason, it’s rare to come across a “horror” novel that truly delivers on horror. A novel that disturbs and disquiets in equal measure, without resorting to the monsters that so many horror novelists seem to need to fall back on. Perhaps two of the best examples of this kind of psychological horror novel [...]
Oh, Agatha Christie. It almost seems silly to write a review for one of her novels, and yet, it’s necessary in case someone who has never read one of her books might stumble upon it and, thereby, happen to pick one up. There isn’t a writer or reader who could easily dismiss that she [...]
The Suspicions of Mr. Whicher: A Shocking Murder and the Undoing of a Great Victorian Detective by Kate Summerscale: At the dawn of the era of detectives (which, incidentally, was relatively recent), there was one detective at Scotland Yard who outshined all of his peers. Detective-Inspector Jonathan Whicher was the cream of the crop when [...]
Chronic City by Jonathan Lethem: Kurt Vonnegut is now lost to the world, but never let it be said that his legacy doesn’t live on. Jonathan Lethem, while an engaging writer of his own right, clearly must have been a fan of the legendary Mr. Vonnegut. Throughout Chronic City, Lethem treats us to names and [...]
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The Women by T.C. Boyle: “Is it easy to live with a genius?” asks the back cover. Apparently not. Nor, however, is it easy to live with the kind of person who lives with a genius. T.C. Boyle explores the life of Frank Lloyd Wright through his relationships with his three wives and one [...]