#reading2024 — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #reading2024, aggregated by home.social.
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Thanks to my (ex) Twitter crew I started reading again in autumn 2024. I read the #MurderbotDiaries (except for some of the short stories) and then moved to older works of Martha Wells - the #Raksura series. I also learned that my local library has at least some English eBooks, which I can loan and read on my phone. That way, I'll probably get a lot more reading done this year. 😁
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Thanks to my (ex) Twitter crew I started reading again in autumn 2024. I read the #MurderbotDiaries (except for some of the short stories) and then moved to older works of Martha Wells - the #Raksura series. I also learned that my local library has at least some English eBooks, which I can loan and read on my phone. That way, I'll probably get a lot more reading done this year. 😁
#reading2024 -
Thanks to my (ex) Twitter crew I started reading again in autumn 2024. I read the #MurderbotDiaries (except for some of the short stories) and then moved to older works of Martha Wells - the #Raksura series. I also learned that my local library has at least some English eBooks, which I can loan and read on my phone. That way, I'll probably get a lot more reading done this year. 😁
#reading2024 -
Thanks to my (ex) Twitter crew I started reading again in autumn 2024. I read the #MurderbotDiaries (except for some of the short stories) and then moved to older works of Martha Wells - the #Raksura series. I also learned that my local library has at least some English eBooks, which I can loan and read on my phone. That way, I'll probably get a lot more reading done this year. 😁
#reading2024 -
Thanks to my (ex) Twitter crew I started reading again in autumn 2024. I read the #MurderbotDiaries (except for some of the short stories) and then moved to older works of Martha Wells - the #Raksura series. I also learned that my local library has at least some English eBooks, which I can loan and read on my phone. That way, I'll probably get a lot more reading done this year. 😁
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My 2024 book summary from #StoryGraph so nice to see such a good #rubyonrails based product thriving #ruby #reading #reading2024
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My 2024 book summary from #StoryGraph so nice to see such a good #rubyonrails based product thriving #ruby #reading #reading2024
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My 2024 book summary from #StoryGraph so nice to see such a good #rubyonrails based product thriving #ruby #reading #reading2024
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My 2024 book summary from #StoryGraph so nice to see such a good #rubyonrails based product thriving #ruby #reading #reading2024
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My 2024 book summary from #StoryGraph so nice to see such a good #rubyonrails based product thriving #ruby #reading #reading2024
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According to my Goodreads tracker, I've read 69 books this year, and I could probably finish another couple in the remaining days. But, also, part of me wants to leave it at 69 😁
#2024 #bookNerd #reading2024
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According to my Goodreads tracker, I've read 69 books this year, and I could probably finish another couple in the remaining days. But, also, part of me wants to leave it at 69 😁
#2024 #bookNerd #reading2024
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According to my Goodreads tracker, I've read 69 books this year, and I could probably finish another couple in the remaining days. But, also, part of me wants to leave it at 69 😁
#2024 #bookNerd #reading2024
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According to my Goodreads tracker, I've read 69 books this year, and I could probably finish another couple in the remaining days. But, also, part of me wants to leave it at 69 😁
#2024 #bookNerd #reading2024
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According to my Goodreads tracker, I've read 69 books this year, and I could probably finish another couple in the remaining days. But, also, part of me wants to leave it at 69 😁
#2024 #bookNerd #reading2024
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Ende 2022 find ich an, meine Lektüre auf Bookwyrm einzutragen. Mir macht das Spaß und es erhöht lustigerweise meine Motivation, weil ich selbst bewusster wahrnehme, womit ich meine Zeit verbringe. Gelesene Zeit ist keine vergeudete Zeit.
Für 2024 hatte ich mir ein Leseziel von 24 Büchern gesetzt. Aktuell bin ich bei 92 - davon sind viele kurze Titel, z.B. Fanzines, es ist also nicht so krass, wie es sich zunächst anhört.
Hier der Rückblick: http://buecher.pnpde.social/user/JonasJRichter/2024-in-the-books?key=cd2e2c78e61c46098a825e06ea6d1ce8
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Ende 2022 find ich an, meine Lektüre auf Bookwyrm einzutragen. Mir macht das Spaß und es erhöht lustigerweise meine Motivation, weil ich selbst bewusster wahrnehme, womit ich meine Zeit verbringe. Gelesene Zeit ist keine vergeudete Zeit.
Für 2024 hatte ich mir ein Leseziel von 24 Büchern gesetzt. Aktuell bin ich bei 92 - davon sind viele kurze Titel, z.B. Fanzines, es ist also nicht so krass, wie es sich zunächst anhört.
Hier der Rückblick: http://buecher.pnpde.social/user/JonasJRichter/2024-in-the-books?key=cd2e2c78e61c46098a825e06ea6d1ce8
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My year in books, as posted by BookWyrm. The number of books read is inflated, as some books are actually individual short stories or novellas, usually ones found on-line.
https://bookwyrm.social/user/sohkamyung/2024-in-the-books?key=b0514463140f43b5ba622d8667a8d17e
My BookWyrm ID is @[email protected]
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My year in books, as posted by BookWyrm. The number of books read is inflated, as some books are actually individual short stories or novellas, usually ones found on-line.
https://bookwyrm.social/user/sohkamyung/2024-in-the-books?key=b0514463140f43b5ba622d8667a8d17e
My BookWyrm ID is @[email protected]
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My year in books, as posted by BookWyrm. The number of books read is inflated, as some books are actually individual short stories or novellas, usually ones found on-line.
https://bookwyrm.social/user/sohkamyung/2024-in-the-books?key=b0514463140f43b5ba622d8667a8d17e
My BookWyrm ID is @[email protected]
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My year in books, as posted by BookWyrm. The number of books read is inflated, as some books are actually individual short stories or novellas, usually ones found on-line.
https://bookwyrm.social/user/sohkamyung/2024-in-the-books?key=b0514463140f43b5ba622d8667a8d17e
My BookWyrm ID is @[email protected]
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My year in books, as posted by BookWyrm. The number of books read is inflated, as some books are actually individual short stories or novellas, usually ones found on-line.
https://bookwyrm.social/user/sohkamyung/2024-in-the-books?key=b0514463140f43b5ba622d8667a8d17e
My BookWyrm ID is @[email protected]
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There is a new novel out by Lev Grossman and I'm so happy. In The Bright Sword, Lev Grossman starts w/ TH White's The Once and Future King, in the same way he started w/ CS Lewis' Narnia stories in The Magicians.
Since Arthur's story is already a tragedy, the story is less dismal than in The Magicians. We start with a naive and idealistic young knight who has to figure out how to do good when the magic kingdom of justice and chivalry is over. http://tiny.cc/JBPL-BrightSword #Bookstodon #reading2024
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There is a new novel out by Lev Grossman and I'm so happy. In The Bright Sword, Lev Grossman starts w/ TH White's The Once and Future King, in the same way he started w/ CS Lewis' Narnia stories in The Magicians.
Since Arthur's story is already a tragedy, the story is less dismal than in The Magicians. We start with a naive and idealistic young knight who has to figure out how to do good when the magic kingdom of justice and chivalry is over. http://tiny.cc/JBPL-BrightSword #Bookstodon #reading2024
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There is a new novel out by Lev Grossman and I'm so happy. In The Bright Sword, Lev Grossman starts w/ TH White's The Once and Future King, in the same way he started w/ CS Lewis' Narnia stories in The Magicians.
Since Arthur's story is already a tragedy, the story is less dismal than in The Magicians. We start with a naive and idealistic young knight who has to figure out how to do good when the magic kingdom of justice and chivalry is over. http://tiny.cc/JBPL-BrightSword #Bookstodon #reading2024
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There is a new novel out by Lev Grossman and I'm so happy. In The Bright Sword, Lev Grossman starts w/ TH White's The Once and Future King, in the same way he started w/ CS Lewis' Narnia stories in The Magicians.
Since Arthur's story is already a tragedy, the story is less dismal than in The Magicians. We start with a naive and idealistic young knight who has to figure out how to do good when the magic kingdom of justice and chivalry is over. http://tiny.cc/JBPL-BrightSword #Bookstodon #reading2024
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There is a new novel out by Lev Grossman and I'm so happy. In The Bright Sword, Lev Grossman starts w/ TH White's The Once and Future King, in the same way he started w/ CS Lewis' Narnia stories in The Magicians.
Since Arthur's story is already a tragedy, the story is less dismal than in The Magicians. We start with a naive and idealistic young knight who has to figure out how to do good when the magic kingdom of justice and chivalry is over. http://tiny.cc/JBPL-BrightSword #Bookstodon #reading2024
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I'm in a reading rut and I'm stuck re-reading books I didn't like the first time around (Lynch's Gentlemen Bastards books. Not terrible, just not compelling and ultimately too sophomoric.) I have books I know are excellent queued up, but I'm just not in a head space to read good books. I want just the right comfort food but will settle for insipid junk before actual nutrition. #BookToot #Reading2024 #Bookstodon
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I'm in a reading rut and I'm stuck re-reading books I didn't like the first time around (Lynch's Gentlemen Bastards books. Not terrible, just not compelling and ultimately too sophomoric.) I have books I know are excellent queued up, but I'm just not in a head space to read good books. I want just the right comfort food but will settle for insipid junk before actual nutrition. #BookToot #Reading2024 #Bookstodon
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I'm in a reading rut and I'm stuck re-reading books I didn't like the first time around (Lynch's Gentlemen Bastards books. Not terrible, just not compelling and ultimately too sophomoric.) I have books I know are excellent queued up, but I'm just not in a head space to read good books. I want just the right comfort food but will settle for insipid junk before actual nutrition. #BookToot #Reading2024 #Bookstodon
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I'm in a reading rut and I'm stuck re-reading books I didn't like the first time around (Lynch's Gentlemen Bastards books. Not terrible, just not compelling and ultimately too sophomoric.) I have books I know are excellent queued up, but I'm just not in a head space to read good books. I want just the right comfort food but will settle for insipid junk before actual nutrition. #BookToot #Reading2024 #Bookstodon
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I'm in a reading rut and I'm stuck re-reading books I didn't like the first time around (Lynch's Gentlemen Bastards books. Not terrible, just not compelling and ultimately too sophomoric.) I have books I know are excellent queued up, but I'm just not in a head space to read good books. I want just the right comfort food but will settle for insipid junk before actual nutrition. #BookToot #Reading2024 #Bookstodon
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WAYNE'S 2024 BOOKS: BOOK 15
The Lost Cause
by Cory DoctorowContinuing "The Year I Read Mostly Books From Cory Doctorow" (@pluralistic), with a solarpunk novel in a near future that's lapping at our shores like climate-change-inducing rising waters: The Lost Cause.
What if things didn't quite work out, but weren't as bad as they could have been? Coastal cities are swamped, extreme weather events are frequent occurrences instead of 100-year events, and times are bleak. But what if instead of gnawing at each other like starving rats in a cage, we came together to work collectively to solve our problems and care for one another? Well, mostly what if we did that, because this book also features the pathetic remnants of today's most extant threat: The Magas.
The main character Brooks starts out being threatened by a Maga with an acid gun who is trying to smash up solar panels because... reasons. When his grandfather dies, leaving behind a house in Burbank - and an unexpected hidden cache - the Magas take note, making Brooks' efforts to help improve the city and assist climate refugees much more perilous than he expected. Throw in some musky tech-will-fix-it bros, and you've got a spicy tale.
One thing I found jarring was how nice Brooks' comrades are. Are we so jaded and messed up that a group of people that just want to help each other seem unrealistic? Probably. I guess if your biggest problem is that the characters care about each other and their world, then you don't really have a problem at all!
(Secure a copy at https://craphound.com/shop/)
#books #bookreview #solarpunk #reading #reading2024 #sciencefiction #SF #dystopia
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WAYNE'S 2024 BOOKS: BOOK 15
The Lost Cause
by Cory DoctorowContinuing "The Year I Read Mostly Books From Cory Doctorow" (@pluralistic), with a solarpunk novel in a near future that's lapping at our shores like climate-change-inducing rising waters: The Lost Cause.
What if things didn't quite work out, but weren't as bad as they could have been? Coastal cities are swamped, extreme weather events are frequent occurrences instead of 100-year events, and times are bleak. But what if instead of gnawing at each other like starving rats in a cage, we came together to work collectively to solve our problems and care for one another? Well, mostly what if we did that, because this book also features the pathetic remnants of today's most extant threat: The Magas.
The main character Brooks starts out being threatened by a Maga with an acid gun who is trying to smash up solar panels because... reasons. When his grandfather dies, leaving behind a house in Burbank - and an unexpected hidden cache - the Magas take note, making Brooks' efforts to help improve the city and assist climate refugees much more perilous than he expected. Throw in some musky tech-will-fix-it bros, and you've got a spicy tale.
One thing I found jarring was how nice Brooks' comrades are. Are we so jaded and messed up that a group of people that just want to help each other seem unrealistic? Probably. I guess if your biggest problem is that the characters care about each other and their world, then you don't really have a problem at all!
(Secure a copy at https://craphound.com/shop/)
#books #bookreview #solarpunk #reading #reading2024 #sciencefiction #SF #dystopia
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WAYNE'S 2024 BOOKS: BOOK 15
The Lost Cause
by Cory DoctorowContinuing "The Year I Read Mostly Books From Cory Doctorow" (@pluralistic), with a solarpunk novel in a near future that's lapping at our shores like climate-change-inducing rising waters: The Lost Cause.
What if things didn't quite work out, but weren't as bad as they could have been? Coastal cities are swamped, extreme weather events are frequent occurrences instead of 100-year events, and times are bleak. But what if instead of gnawing at each other like starving rats in a cage, we came together to work collectively to solve our problems and care for one another? Well, mostly what if we did that, because this book also features the pathetic remnants of today's most extant threat: The Magas.
The main character Brooks starts out being threatened by a Maga with an acid gun who is trying to smash up solar panels because... reasons. When his grandfather dies, leaving behind a house in Burbank - and an unexpected hidden cache - the Magas take note, making Brooks' efforts to help improve the city and assist climate refugees much more perilous than he expected. Throw in some musky tech-will-fix-it bros, and you've got a spicy tale.
One thing I found jarring was how nice Brooks' comrades are. Are we so jaded and messed up that a group of people that just want to help each other seem unrealistic? Probably. I guess if your biggest problem is that the characters care about each other and their world, then you don't really have a problem at all!
(Secure a copy at https://craphound.com/shop/)
#books #bookreview #solarpunk #reading #reading2024 #sciencefiction #SF #dystopia
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WAYNE'S 2024 BOOKS: BOOK 15
The Lost Cause
by Cory DoctorowContinuing "The Year I Read Mostly Books From Cory Doctorow" (@pluralistic), with a solarpunk novel in a near future that's lapping at our shores like climate-change-inducing rising waters: The Lost Cause.
What if things didn't quite work out, but weren't as bad as they could have been? Coastal cities are swamped, extreme weather events are frequent occurrences instead of 100-year events, and times are bleak. But what if instead of gnawing at each other like starving rats in a cage, we came together to work collectively to solve our problems and care for one another? Well, mostly what if we did that, because this book also features the pathetic remnants of today's most extant threat: The Magas.
The main character Brooks starts out being threatened by a Maga with an acid gun who is trying to smash up solar panels because... reasons. When his grandfather dies, leaving behind a house in Burbank - and an unexpected hidden cache - the Magas take note, making Brooks' efforts to help improve the city and assist climate refugees much more perilous than he expected. Throw in some musky tech-will-fix-it bros, and you've got a spicy tale.
One thing I found jarring was how nice Brooks' comrades are. Are we so jaded and messed up that a group of people that just want to help each other seem unrealistic? Probably. I guess if your biggest problem is that the characters care about each other and their world, then you don't really have a problem at all!
(Secure a copy at https://craphound.com/shop/)
#books #bookreview #solarpunk #reading #reading2024 #sciencefiction #SF #dystopia
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WAYNE'S 2024 BOOKS: BOOK 15
The Lost Cause
by Cory DoctorowContinuing "The Year I Read Mostly Books From Cory Doctorow" (@pluralistic), with a solarpunk novel in a near future that's lapping at our shores like climate-change-inducing rising waters: The Lost Cause.
What if things didn't quite work out, but weren't as bad as they could have been? Coastal cities are swamped, extreme weather events are frequent occurrences instead of 100-year events, and times are bleak. But what if instead of gnawing at each other like starving rats in a cage, we came together to work collectively to solve our problems and care for one another? Well, mostly what if we did that, because this book also features the pathetic remnants of today's most extant threat: The Magas.
The main character Brooks starts out being threatened by a Maga with an acid gun who is trying to smash up solar panels because... reasons. When his grandfather dies, leaving behind a house in Burbank - and an unexpected hidden cache - the Magas take note, making Brooks' efforts to help improve the city and assist climate refugees much more perilous than he expected. Throw in some musky tech-will-fix-it bros, and you've got a spicy tale.
One thing I found jarring was how nice Brooks' comrades are. Are we so jaded and messed up that a group of people that just want to help each other seem unrealistic? Probably. I guess if your biggest problem is that the characters care about each other and their world, then you don't really have a problem at all!
(Secure a copy at https://craphound.com/shop/)
#books #bookreview #solarpunk #reading #reading2024 #sciencefiction #SF #dystopia
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WAYNE'S 2024 BOOKS: BOOK 14
Attack Surface
by Cory DoctorowAnother book by the amazing Cory Doctorow (@pluralistic), and one I enjoyed 1000% more than the pirate book that preceded it. I wasn't aware at the time of reading that this is the third in his Little Brother series, but I didn't find that this affected my enjoyment in any way. I suspect the series is a set of thematically-linked standalone novels, and will confirm this when I read numbers 1 and 2!
The book starts with Masha Maximow working in a not-real but very realistic former Eastern Bloc country for a cybersecurity firm with a back-of-the-alphabet-consonant-heavy name. She's dumped because her morals aren't aligning well with their interests, and she's spending too much time schooling activists in operational security, so she returns to her hometown of San Francisco... where she finds herself schooling activists in op-sec.
The book is very well and tightly plotted, flipping between the now and then, showing us present-day Masha threading the needle between duelling MIC juggernauts and the little people trying not to be squished by them, and past-tense Masha's rise from precocious hacker to cyber-warrior for the powers-that-be. There's the typical passages of Doctorow edutainment, where we learn all about cyberwar and self-defence as vastly knowledgeable people agree and disagree and counter-disagree on a wide variety of techy subjects.
I really enjoyed it, which isn't surprising, as 2024 is shaping up to be "The Year I Read Mostly Books From Cory Doctorow". It's a theme that will continue in Book 15 of my list!
(Oh, and you can get a copy at https://craphound.com/shop/)
#reading #reading2024 #books #bookreview #sciencefiction #cybersecurity #cyberpunk #technology #thriller
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WAYNE'S 2024 BOOKS: BOOK 14
Attack Surface
by Cory DoctorowAnother book by the amazing Cory Doctorow (@pluralistic), and one I enjoyed 1000% more than the pirate book that preceded it. I wasn't aware at the time of reading that this is the third in his Little Brother series, but I didn't find that this affected my enjoyment in any way. I suspect the series is a set of thematically-linked standalone novels, and will confirm this when I read numbers 1 and 2!
The book starts with Masha Maximow working in a not-real but very realistic former Eastern Bloc country for a cybersecurity firm with a back-of-the-alphabet-consonant-heavy name. She's dumped because her morals aren't aligning well with their interests, and she's spending too much time schooling activists in operational security, so she returns to her hometown of San Francisco... where she finds herself schooling activists in op-sec.
The book is very well and tightly plotted, flipping between the now and then, showing us present-day Masha threading the needle between duelling MIC juggernauts and the little people trying not to be squished by them, and past-tense Masha's rise from precocious hacker to cyber-warrior for the powers-that-be. There's the typical passages of Doctorow edutainment, where we learn all about cyberwar and self-defence as vastly knowledgeable people agree and disagree and counter-disagree on a wide variety of techy subjects.
I really enjoyed it, which isn't surprising, as 2024 is shaping up to be "The Year I Read Mostly Books From Cory Doctorow". It's a theme that will continue in Book 15 of my list!
(Oh, and you can get a copy at https://craphound.com/shop/)
#reading #reading2024 #books #bookreview #sciencefiction #cybersecurity #cyberpunk #technology #thriller
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WAYNE'S 2024 BOOKS: BOOK 14
Attack Surface
by Cory DoctorowAnother book by the amazing Cory Doctorow (@pluralistic), and one I enjoyed 1000% more than the pirate book that preceded it. I wasn't aware at the time of reading that this is the third in his Little Brother series, but I didn't find that this affected my enjoyment in any way. I suspect the series is a set of thematically-linked standalone novels, and will confirm this when I read numbers 1 and 2!
The book starts with Masha Maximow working in a not-real but very realistic former Eastern Bloc country for a cybersecurity firm with a back-of-the-alphabet-consonant-heavy name. She's dumped because her morals aren't aligning well with their interests, and she's spending too much time schooling activists in operational security, so she returns to her hometown of San Francisco... where she finds herself schooling activists in op-sec.
The book is very well and tightly plotted, flipping between the now and then, showing us present-day Masha threading the needle between duelling MIC juggernauts and the little people trying not to be squished by them, and past-tense Masha's rise from precocious hacker to cyber-warrior for the powers-that-be. There's the typical passages of Doctorow edutainment, where we learn all about cyberwar and self-defence as vastly knowledgeable people agree and disagree and counter-disagree on a wide variety of techy subjects.
I really enjoyed it, which isn't surprising, as 2024 is shaping up to be "The Year I Read Mostly Books From Cory Doctorow". It's a theme that will continue in Book 15 of my list!
(Oh, and you can get a copy at https://craphound.com/shop/)
#reading #reading2024 #books #bookreview #sciencefiction #cybersecurity #cyberpunk #technology #thriller
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WAYNE'S 2024 BOOKS: BOOK 14
Attack Surface
by Cory DoctorowAnother book by the amazing Cory Doctorow (@pluralistic), and one I enjoyed 1000% more than the pirate book that preceded it. I wasn't aware at the time of reading that this is the third in his Little Brother series, but I didn't find that this affected my enjoyment in any way. I suspect the series is a set of thematically-linked standalone novels, and will confirm this when I read numbers 1 and 2!
The book starts with Masha Maximow working in a not-real but very realistic former Eastern Bloc country for a cybersecurity firm with a back-of-the-alphabet-consonant-heavy name. She's dumped because her morals aren't aligning well with their interests, and she's spending too much time schooling activists in operational security, so she returns to her hometown of San Francisco... where she finds herself schooling activists in op-sec.
The book is very well and tightly plotted, flipping between the now and then, showing us present-day Masha threading the needle between duelling MIC juggernauts and the little people trying not to be squished by them, and past-tense Masha's rise from precocious hacker to cyber-warrior for the powers-that-be. There's the typical passages of Doctorow edutainment, where we learn all about cyberwar and self-defence as vastly knowledgeable people agree and disagree and counter-disagree on a wide variety of techy subjects.
I really enjoyed it, which isn't surprising, as 2024 is shaping up to be "The Year I Read Mostly Books From Cory Doctorow". It's a theme that will continue in Book 15 of my list!
(Oh, and you can get a copy at https://craphound.com/shop/)
#reading #reading2024 #books #bookreview #sciencefiction #cybersecurity #cyberpunk #technology #thriller
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WAYNE'S 2024 BOOKS: BOOK 14
Attack Surface
by Cory DoctorowAnother book by the amazing Cory Doctorow (@pluralistic), and one I enjoyed 1000% more than the pirate book that preceded it. I wasn't aware at the time of reading that this is the third in his Little Brother series, but I didn't find that this affected my enjoyment in any way. I suspect the series is a set of thematically-linked standalone novels, and will confirm this when I read numbers 1 and 2!
The book starts with Masha Maximow working in a not-real but very realistic former Eastern Bloc country for a cybersecurity firm with a back-of-the-alphabet-consonant-heavy name. She's dumped because her morals aren't aligning well with their interests, and she's spending too much time schooling activists in operational security, so she returns to her hometown of San Francisco... where she finds herself schooling activists in op-sec.
The book is very well and tightly plotted, flipping between the now and then, showing us present-day Masha threading the needle between duelling MIC juggernauts and the little people trying not to be squished by them, and past-tense Masha's rise from precocious hacker to cyber-warrior for the powers-that-be. There's the typical passages of Doctorow edutainment, where we learn all about cyberwar and self-defence as vastly knowledgeable people agree and disagree and counter-disagree on a wide variety of techy subjects.
I really enjoyed it, which isn't surprising, as 2024 is shaping up to be "The Year I Read Mostly Books From Cory Doctorow". It's a theme that will continue in Book 15 of my list!
(Oh, and you can get a copy at https://craphound.com/shop/)
#reading #reading2024 #books #bookreview #sciencefiction #cybersecurity #cyberpunk #technology #thriller
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Sacramento booksellers and librarians celebrate the freedom to read as Banned Book Week approaches
Not just the freedom to read, but the necessity to read to understand your world and keep your freedom.
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Sacramento booksellers and librarians celebrate the freedom to read as Banned Book Week approaches
Not just the freedom to read, but the necessity to read to understand your world and keep your freedom.
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Sacramento booksellers and librarians celebrate the freedom to read as Banned Book Week approaches
Not just the freedom to read, but the necessity to read to understand your world and keep your freedom.
