My first Asimov does not disappoint
I read The End of Eternity (Het Einde van de Eeuwigheid) by Isaac Asimov. I never got around to Asimov. It’s pretty good. No literary frills. A square story that stands.
Purple Cow
Your work must stand out. Seth Godin’s Purple Cow idea.
I should remember that.
Primal book on lifestyle of self-employment – the Money Machine
How can you organize your life as self-employed and earn enough to do what you are good at and love?
In this free book, – ISMM – the Incredible Secret Money Machine – Don Lancaster explains how to achieve this. The examples in the book are outdated, but the principles are still current. The book is also very readably written.
The Road – haunting but great
It has always felt strange that I have never read anything by Cormac McCarthy because he is systematically in the top 10 with The Road in the reading lists of books of all time.
Having finally read the book, I can confirm that The Road is haunting but great.
A father and son who remain unnamed trek through a country dominated by violent cannibalistic gangs looking for food after a disaster that has turned everything into ashes.
It is a desperate story that nevertheless ends hopeful.
I read that Cormac McCarthy is also the author of No Country For Old Men, a movie I did see.
Now I want to read more of his. Blood Meridian is at the ready.
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