En tant que personne appréciant profondément la construction complexe du monde et les thèmes profonds de la série« Old Man’s War » de John Scalzi, j’ai été agréablement surpris par le plaisir … Continuer la lecture de « « Starter Villain » par John Scalzi : Un plaisir coupable »

En tant qu’entrepreneur profondément immergé dans le monde de la technologie, je suis toujours à l’affût d’histoires qui résonnent avec les battements de cœur de notre ère numérique. Tomorrow, and … Continuer la lecture de « Un voyage palpitant au-delà de l’écran : « Demain, et demain, et demain » de Gabrielle Zevin »

Pour quelqu’un qui a toujours été fasciné par l’intersection de la technologie, du futurisme et de l’ingéniosité humaine, la découverte de« Nightfall and Other Stories » d’Isaac Asimov a été une révélation. … Continuer la lecture de « Un testament du génie intemporel : « Nightfall and Other Stories » d’Isaac Asimov »

I am huge fan of John Scalzi’s books, especially the Old Man’s War series so it was with delight and anticipation that I checked out his latest book Kaiju Preservation … Continue reading «  »

I was first introduced to the genre of horror comedy with the Bill the Vampire series by Rick Gualtieri. Bill the Vampire is the story of a video game playing … Continue reading «  »

The consensus has been that extreme performance requires the vaunted 10,000 hours of deliberate practice which require tremendous grit and determination. Authors Steven Kotler and Jamie Wheal take us on … Continue reading «  »

When several of my friends recommended Greenlights to me, I must admit that I was very skeptical. What could Matthew McConaughey, an actor best known for cheesy romantic comedies, possibly … Continue reading «  »

I almost wrote Project Hail Mary is the most entertaining sci-fi book of the year, but it’s such a good book that it transcends genres. I bought it the day … Continue reading «  »

Over the years I prided myself in being able to thrive on very little sleep. As the evidence provided by Matthew Walker in Why We Sleep shows this was misguided. … Continue reading «  »

I received numerous requests for book recommendations in the last few weeks. The rise in the mercury clearly correlates with an increase in reading under umbrellas on the beach. Here … Continue reading «  »

After my strong recommendations for Ready Player One, Star Force and Old Man’s War, it’s probably obvious to most than I am a big fan of sci fi and of … Continue reading «  »

I am partial to science fiction books set in the near future where the technological improvements are in a way understandable and expected in light of where we stand today. … Continue reading «  »

I was told to check out Mark Manson’s book because it supposedly encapsulates a lot of my personal beliefs, philosophy and approach to life. I was very skeptical of the … Continue reading «  »

The Tome of Bill book series has made me laugh out loud so hard, so much, that I can’t keep track of how many times it happened. That is saying … Continue reading «  »

I loved Ready Player One. Sadly, Armada, Ernest Cline’s follow-up book proved disappointing. Harmon Cooper fills that void with The Feedback Loop. The book is essentially Groundhog Day meets Ready … Continue reading «  »