BOOKS

This meandering analysis of how we treat books and reading focuses mostly on the physical object. Some strange turns make it worth talking about too.

Steinbeck again nails his regional identities and warm, nuanced, complicated perspectives of the U.S. without assuming he is the authority. Which makes it all the better.

Great at reading. Bad at sticking to a pre-determined list.

A September compilation of recent reads I have half-drafted but not live.

An intriguing follow up about who we feel most connected to and 'in sync with' by the author of a WLS favorite.

A brilliant Bible of what we feel and why—and how to gain control over all of it by interrogating how we construct and label the states of our brain.