Beware the half-truths and false narratives
John Carreyrou details the sad and sordid tale of the myth building and ultimate disgrace of Elizabeth Holmes.
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An occasional series of posts with links and short descriptions to books and articles of interest.
From the bookshelf: April 2023
Each month I have a goal of reading five books. Here’s my list from April 2023.
Things are not always what they seem
In Agatha Christie’s skillful hands, an inheritance and a family of suspects make for a challenging mystery.
Books for the people
Lisa Ramsay’s history of my hometown public library is a wonderful addition to the story of these national treasures.
Life beyond the road system
Tom Kizzia has written thoughtfully and respectfully of life in Alaska’s native landscapes.
From the bookshelf: March 2023
Each month I have a goal of reading five books. Here’s my list from March 2023.
The transformational power of everyday wonder
Embrace awe. Allow yourself to wonder.
Open to mystery
Jon Meacham explores the intersection of history and theology.
A questioning faith
Author Jullia Rocchi answers my questions about her new book on doubt, faith & life’s mysteries.
A lie never lives to be old
Peter Swanson has written a thriller full of plot twists, lies, and intrigue.
