Book Reviews
Review: Arkwright
I've been on a sci-fi reading binge lately, and between the likes of Seveneves and the Three-Body Problem trilogy, I've had a good dosage of high-flying, civilization-wide stories that tickles the imagination.…
Review: The Wandering Earth
Given that I wanted more epic short stories after going through Invisible Planets, Liu Cixin's The Wandering Earth—his collection of classic science fiction short stories—seemed like a good bet on delivering grand scale in short(ish)…
Review: Chaos Monkeys
I picked up Chaos Monkeys curious about how it would portray the same Silicon Valley that I've been a part of for over a dozen years. In particular, one of the characters in the narrative—Gokul Rajaram—had…
Review: Invisible Planets
The Three-Body Problem was a fun series. Granted, it won numerous awards, so the quality of the writing[1] and plot points weren’t going in be in question, but I had enjoyed that specific take on science fiction…
Review: Death’s End
Death’s End is the last volume of the The Three Body Problem trilogy. Here are the reviews for thefirst and second book. Spoilers ahead, at least for those books. Well, that escalated quickly. I found myself thinking that a…
Review: Covered Calls Made Easy
A good friend of mine recommended this light reader a couple of weeks ago: Covered Calls Made Easy: Generate Monthly Cash Flow by Selling Options It’s a fairly short book, written and published recently, about how to sell covered…
