Stack Overflow: Alternative Intelligence
Today’s stack: fiction that features artificial—or at least alternative—intelligence.
Continue ReadingToday’s stack: fiction that features artificial—or at least alternative—intelligence.
Continue ReadingWant to know about the animals of Discworld? This Bestiary has you covered!
Continue ReadingToday’s stack features three reprints of older books.
Continue ReadingThe Folio Society goes counterintuitively against the paperback (almost demised) and offers a highly priced printed experience.
Continue ReadingFrom early readers to middle grade graphic novels this list has a title for every age.
Continue ReadingI’ve finished reading several time travel books in the past couple of weeks, so let’s take a few trips!
Continue ReadingLandscape made with LEGOS has enjoyed a revival lately, as has art recreation such as Vang Gogh and Monet, bricks can truly make anything.
Continue ReadingNow that it’s officially October, here’s a couple of books with some chills and thrills to get you in the spirit.
Continue ReadingToday’s stack: several books about other worlds! Some of them are like our own world but just with a few small differences, and some are entirely different, in case you want to escape into a new realm for a short visit.
Continue ReadingAs we return to school, new books await. Here is a good-sized mixed bag of all kinds of titles.
Continue ReadingDuring the summer I fell down a crochet making rabbit hole. Here is what I learned so far.
Continue ReadingHappy 60th Birthday to Star Trek, and here’s to many more.
Continue ReadingNo, this week’s stack isn’t actually about weddings, but it does include something old, something new, and one of them also happens to be blue.
Continue ReadingSummer is almost over, here are some books to enjoy that last little bit of restlessness.
Continue ReadingA graphic novel adaptation of the first tale involving these intriguing characters.
Continue ReadingEven if you′ve never done crochet before, there are plenty of reasons to start.
Continue ReadingHere we go again: more time travel books!
Continue ReadingRichard Swan’s ‘Infinite State’ is excellent dystopian fiction with echoes of the original Star Wars orginal trilogy shades of Andor.
Continue ReadingWe’re all invited to the Palace of Facts by the creators of Factopia! (Writer Kate Olesin and Illustrator Andy Smith). This is another 400-entry celebration of facts, this time inspired by the idea of a memory palace. Readers can travel through a palace filled with magnificent rooms and gardens, where the world’s most mind-bending facts […]
Continue ReadingToday’s stack: comics! Here’s a mix of comics—adventure, romance, short stories, and satire.
Continue Reading‘Fablehaven: The Illustrated Edition’ is a new release of the original novel by Brandon Mull celebrating the 20th anniversary of the original release. This new edition features 100 new color illustrations that brings this modern classis to life.
Continue ReadingToday’s stack: a few timely books.
Continue ReadingWith the 250th birthday of our country just behind us, here are a couple books to reflect on where we came from and where we’re going.
Continue ReadingThe sheer diversity of stories present in this column makes me love Children’s literature even more.
Continue ReadingThe reason I’m calling today’s column “space-time” is because I’ve got two books set in space and two about time travel.
Continue ReadingSometimes you just don’t really feel like yourself, whether because you woke up on the wrong side of the bed or because you’ve been subsumed by sentient alien fungus.
Continue ReadingNonfiction, illustrated books and an interesting memoir for this month.
Continue Reading‘Views’ by Marc-Uwe Kling is a visceral thriller that covers tough topics and examines the role of AI and social media in the creation of societal division.
Continue ReadingTwo fascinating novels about being in control … and then losing it.
Continue ReadingToday’s stack includes several stories involving magic!
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