The last couple years, my reading happened mainly in the air flying monthly back and forth from England. I limited myself to one book at a time to preserve carry-on space.

Getting to be more rooted at home these days, my reading habits have shifted. I’ve been rotating through multiple books throughout the week.

Top left: Bedtime read. I’ve always had vivid dreams, but they’ve grown more cinematic and action-packed.

Top right: Weekend afternoons. This was released recently for Hilton’s run for California governor. He’s a former Director of Strategy for David Cameron and Fox News host.

Bottom right: Weekend afternoons also. A gloomy take on Palo Alto’s history and place in the world. The author grew up there and identifies as a communist.

Bottom left: Mornings. I began slowly going through Sowell’s writings about five years ago, my curiosity sparked when his ideas became non grata in some circles. My favorite in the rotation actually.

Very different books but seem to orbit similar anxieties.

Great picks, now I want to checkout Hilton's book. No love lost for Malcom Harris 😅 (my review:)

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lol! you and me both.

Fact checking excerpts from books (as you did in your review) would be a nice use for a community/social app around books.

Great picks, now I want to checkout Hilton's book. No love lost for Malcom Harris 😅 (my review:) https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/6099788242