Just finished re-reading Robert Harris’ classic, and forgot what an eerie masterpiece it is. Check this one out if you haven’t already.

Developing an acute Irwin Shaw addiction. I recommend it.

Don't walk, RUN to read Tom Nichols' "The Death Of Expertise" - an all-too-accurate analysis of what's happening to the perception of knowledge in America today.

Brand new book by one of my fave writers, Naomi Klein - go get it!

My pal @helytimes wrote a hilarious and informative travel book that I finally got around to reading. It’s real good. Try it on for size.

Check out Mayor Pete Buttigieg’s fascinating book - an honest look inside the mind of a thoughtful politician (apparently they do still exist). Chapter 13 is particularly revealing with regard to both the need for a candidate who possesses the capacity to balance pragmatism and compassion, as well as the up-close-and-personal effects that the Trump administration’s tribal immigration philosophy has had on hard-working communities of both Democrats and Republicans. And if you don’t want to trouble your brain with heavy issues, there’s also a chapter on the administrative intricacies of sewage treatment.

Can’t remember where this came from but I like it.

Here’s some good news in all the chaos — The long-awaited Cosmos: Possible Worlds, written by my friend the brilliant Ann Druyan, is now available! Order your copy today!

Gonna start posting book suggestions, as we’ve got lots of time to READ! This is one of my favorites.

A great read by Michael Shermer — Why do people believe what they believe? From ghosts to conspiracies, what is it in the brain that makes us look for patterns, for intent, and for significance where none likely exists? Go read it, you have the time.