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William Gibson
Library
Book Club
Highlights, excerpts, and reading progress.
Michela Murgia
Brandon Sanderson
Paul Auster
R. L. Stine
Frank Herbert
Italo Calvino
Don De Lillo
Joseph Conrad
Brandon Sanderson
Plato
Arthur Schnitzler
Frank Herbert
Edwin A. Abbott
Jodi Picoult
Dan Simmons
Robert Louis Stevenson
Herman Hesse
Jessica Fellowes
Oliver Sacks
Madeline Miller
Ursula Le Guin
James G. Ballard
Han Kang
Ottessa Moshfegh
Paolo Cognetti
Azar Nafisi
Albert Camus
Carlos Ruiz Zafon
Kurt Vonnegut
Wu Cheng'en
Kazuo Ishiguro
Jane Austen
Haruki Murakami
John Scalzi
Hubert, Zanzim
Marjanne Satrapi
Fannie Flagg
Laura Imai Messina
Claire Hughes Johnson
Alessandro Baricco
Brandon Sanderson
Brandon Sanderson
Brandon Sanderson
Donald Shoup
Homer
J. R. R. Tolkien
J. R. R. Tolkien
Dwarkesh Patel
Robert Louis Stevenson
Ernest Hemingway
Brandon Sanderson
Cixin Liu
J. R. R. Tolkien
Daniel Kahneman
Amal El-Mohtar, Max Gladstone
Brandon Sanderson
Dino Buzzati
Vitaliano Trevisan
Paola Mastrocola
David Foster Wallace
Haruki Murakami
Brandon Sanderson
Kelly Harms
Brandon Sanderson
Peter Thiel, Blake Masters
Sándor Márai
Notes
Book-related notes
Reviews and reflections published in the notes section.
This piece stems from a discussion I had at a book club about the parallel between Oliver Sacks' neurological observations and H.P. Lovecraft's cosmic horror.
There's a reason why I keep recommending Neuromancer to friends.
For me Neuromancer is a pretext to reason about some human realities under a different light.
One of the themes it touches on is one that leads you to reflect on how we live...
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