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This Week at the Library (24/6)
Books this Update: Jesus, Deepak Chopra Bagombo Snuff Box, Kurt Vonnegut Blue Like Jazz, Donald Miller Black Holes and Baby Universes and Other Essays, Stephen Hawking Medical Firsts, Robert Adler I started the week off on a fictional note with … Continue reading
Medical Firsts
Medical Firsts: From Hippocrates to the Human Genome © 2004 Robert Adler 232 pages A little over a year ago, I read Science Firsts, a fairly enjoyable book that prepared me well for a summer focusing on the history of … Continue reading
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Tagged history of science, medicine, Robert Adler, science
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Blue Like Jazz
Blue Like Jazz: Nonreligious Thoughts on Christian Spirituality © 2003 Donald Miller 243 pages In addition to my comparative religion and philosophy studies, I’m also trying to get a handle on why one religion in specific — Christianity — matters … Continue reading
Black Holes and Baby Universes
Black Holes and Baby Universes and Other Essays © 1993 Stephen Hawking 182 pages Well, this is one book that recquires very little explaination. It’s a book of essays written by Stephen Hawking, most of them being on scientific topics. … Continue reading
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Tagged biography, cosmology, essays, Physics, science, Stephen Hawking
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Bagombo Snuff Box
Bagombo Snuff Box: Uncollected Fiction © 1999 Kurt Vonnegut 295 pages For some reason, I enjoy reading Kurt Vonnegut. I find his novels and most of the short stories I’ve read of his hard to follow, but I enjoy them … Continue reading
Jesus
Jesus: A Story of Enlightenment © 2008 Deepak Chopra 273 pages Yesterday I wandered about in my library’s fiction section with the intention of letting something capture my eye. This “when the reader is ready, the book will come” approach … Continue reading
This Week at the Library (17/6)
Books this Update Third Degree, Greg Iles Turning Angel, Greg Iles God’s Problem, Brad Ehrman The Third Jesus, Deepak Chopra Further Along the Road Less Travelled, M. Scott Peck Sleep No More, Greg Iles Boss of Bosses, Joseph O’Brien and … Continue reading
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Boss of Bosses
Boss of Bosses — the Fall of the Godfather: the FBI and Paul Castellano © 1991 Joseph F. O’Brien and Andris Kurins 364 pages A number of years ago I had a considerable interest in the Mafia, from an adolescent … Continue reading
Sleep No More
Sleep No More © 2002 Greg Iles 382 pages Circumstances warranting my reading a third Greg Iles this book , which is a bit unusual. I have in times past read two books in one week by the same author, … Continue reading
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Tagged American South, fantasy, Greg Iles, mystery, Southern Literature, thriller
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Further Along the Road Less Travelled
Further Along the Road Less Traveled: The Unending Journey Toward Spiritual Growth © 1993 M. Scott Peck 255 pages Peck is always an interesting author for me to read. He and I typically do not see eye to eye on … Continue reading