I ordered this book the same time I ordered The Ghost: A Cultural History. That one happened to arrive first, so I've got this one up next.
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Cyberpunk Librarian wants to read Ghosts by Lisa Morton
From that cheerful puff of smoke known as Casper to the hunkiest potter living or …
I ordered this book the same time I ordered The Ghost: A Cultural History. That one happened to arrive first, so I've got this one up next.
Cyberpunk Librarian started reading Free radicals by Michael Brooks
I discovered this on a bargain shelf at Half Price Books and, I mean, it's the history of science with some anarchy thrown in. How could I resist?
I discovered this on a bargain shelf at Half Price Books and, I mean, it's the history of science with some anarchy thrown in. How could I resist?
Cyberpunk Librarian started reading All of My Bullshit Truths by J. R. Rogue
Bestselling poet J.R. Rogue’s All Of My Bullshit Truths includes nine of her collections. Including …
I found this book at a local Goodwill of all places and, flipping through it, I liked the poetry I was reading. I'm not trying to go cover to cover ASAP on this one, more than I'm opening the book to random spots and seeing what I discover.
I found this book at a local Goodwill of all places and, flipping through it, I liked the poetry I was reading. I'm not trying to go cover to cover ASAP on this one, more than I'm opening the book to random spots and seeing what I discover.
Cyberpunk Librarian finished reading Steal This Book by Abbie Hoffman
In 1967 a book called "F--k The System" was published privately under the pseudonym George …
A classic among counterculture literature and non-fiction and it's surprising how much of the book remains relevant today!
A classic among counterculture literature and non-fiction and it's surprising how much of the book remains relevant today!
Cyberpunk Librarian started reading A Brief History of Black Holes by Rebecca Smethurst
Cyberpunk Librarian started reading Cosmos by Ann Druyan
This sequel to Carl Sagan's blockbuster continues the electrifying journey through space and time, connecting …
I've read this before but I feel a need to go back to it now.
I've read this before but I feel a need to go back to it now.
Cyberpunk Librarian started reading The ghost by Susan Owens
[This book] delves into a wealth of literary and artistic sources, including illuminated manuscripts, woodcut …
My wife found this in an article and it sounded like a good book. So yeah, let's give it a try.
My wife found this in an article and it sounded like a good book. So yeah, let's give it a try.
Cyberpunk Librarian wants to read There is No Antimemetics Division by qntm
There is No Antimemetics Division by qntm
An antimeme is an idea with self-censoring properties; an idea which, by its intrinsic nature, discourages or prevents people from …
Cyberpunk Librarian set a goal to read 12 books in 2026
Cyberpunk Librarian reviewed Everything Must Go by Dorian Lynskey
About Everything Must Go A rich, captivating, and darkly humorous look into the evolution of …
All good things...
5 stars
This is a book where every chapter reads like a meal. It's dense, but in the best ways and is absolutely worth your time.
Even better, within the text and sources cited, you'll find a helluva lot more books to read!
This is a book where every chapter reads like a meal. It's dense, but in the best ways and is absolutely worth your time.
Even better, within the text and sources cited, you'll find a helluva lot more books to read!
Cyberpunk Librarian finished reading Everything Must Go by Dorian Lynskey
About Everything Must Go A rich, captivating, and darkly humorous look into the evolution of …
Read this for an episode of The L0WL1F3 Podcast and thoroughly enjoyed it. I need to go back through it and create a reading list based on some of the other books Lynskey talked about!