2005 in review: books
i came close to averaging one book per week. the best non-fiction books i read this year were on intelligence and nature noir. the best fiction book i read this year was the kite runner, but i also enjoyed george r.r. martin’s a song of fire and ice series, and terry pratchett’s discworld books.
- on intelligence by jeff hawkins and sandra blakeslee (review)
- midas world by frederik pohl (review)
- singularity sky by charlie stross (review)
- children of the mind by orson scott card (review)
- the geography of thought: how asians and westerners think differently...and why by richard e. nisbett (review)
- myth-taken identity by robert asprin and jody lynn nye (review)
- myth alliances by robert asprin and jody lynn nye (review)
- ender’s shadow by orson scott card (review)
- the tides of time by john brunner (review)
- the coming by joe haldeman (review)
- camouflage by joe haldeman (review)
- shadow of the hegemon by orson scott card (review)
- slack: getting past burnout, busywork, and the myth of total efficiency by tom demarco (review)
- high stakes, no prisoners: a winner’s tale of greed and glory in the internet wars by charles h. ferguson (review)
- fuel-injected dreams: a novel by james robert baker (review)
- blink: the power of thinking without thinking by malcolm gladwell (review)
- old man's war by john scalzi (review)
- the color of magic by terry pratchett (review)
- going postal by terry pratchett (review)
- shadow puppets by orson scott card (review)
- kitchen confidential: adventures in the culinary underbelly by anthony bourdain (review)
- disneywar by james b. stewart (review)
- democratizing innovation by eric von hippel (review)
- nature noir: a park ranger’s patrol in the sierra by jordan fisher smith (review)
- scoop by evelyn waugh (review)
- a game of thrones by george r.r. martin (review)
- massive change by bruce mau and the institute without boundaries (review)
- someone comes to town, someone leaves town by cory doctorow (review)
- a clash of kings by george r.r. martin (review)
- the plot against america by philip roth (review)
- the light fantastic by terry pratchett (review)
- the snows of kilimanjaro and other short stories by ernest hemingway (review)
- equal rites by terry pratchett (review)
- make love the bruce campbell way by bruce campbell (review)
- mort by terry pratchett (review)
- rebuilt: how becoming part computer made me more human by michael chorost (review)
- bowling alone: the collapse and revival of american community by robert d. putnam (review)
- the kite runner by khaled hosseini (review)
- behavior in public places: notes on the social organization of gatherings by erving goffman (review)
- the mystery of capitalism: why capitalism triumphs in the west and fails everywhere else by hernando de soto (review)
- quicksilver by neal stephenson (review)
- sourcery by terry pratchett (review)
- freakonomics by steven d. levitt and stephen j. dubner (review)
- excession by iain m. banks (review)
- let my people go surfing: the education of a reluctant businessman by yvon chouinard (review)
- the family trade by charles stross (review)
- wyrd sisters by terry pratchett (review)
- maverick: the success story behind the world’s most unusual workplace by ricardo semler (review)
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damn you read a lot of books