Books
Margaret Atwood: I don’t think Donald Trump has got much to do with the prospects of the survival of humanity
The Handmaid’s Tale author on her entrepreneurial journey, why the end of humanity won't likely be the result of a megalomaniacal tech entrepreneur, and her various screen adaptations that are hitting pop culture at the same time.
Ideas for other people: The Idiots' Review of Books
The literary magazine for the rest of us.
My next book won't be the non-fiction Silicon Valley exposé we desperately need (but here's what it will be)
The truth is stranger as fiction.
“Like the apple corer, each piece of technology is good for something” Margaret Atwood concern-trolls why eReaders failed
And according to Pew, she’s dead right. Print still rules book consumption.
Margaret Atwood on writing, tech and why humanity isn’t as screwed as her novels suggest
“I mean… Hitler… that’s a pretty high bar”
Desperately seeking disconnection? eBooks continue to fall against print books
Data seems to support my poolside observations.
"The Department of Energy is the largest military and weapons racket in the U.S. Government."
A terrifying conversation with Sally Denton, author of “The Profiteers.”
The Next Steve Jobs Won't Be Found in the United States
The new book from Elmira Bayrasli scours the globe to tell the stories of unsung entrepreneurs attacking big, societal problems beyond the Silicon Valley horizon.
Uneasy about greedy libertarian disrupters? Margaret Atwood has just the book for you
“The Heart Goes Last” hits so close to Silicon Valley’s worst elements, it’s cringeworthy.
As Amazon turns 20, investors grudgingly admit Bezos was right all along
If Prime Day was about how brilliant Amazon's past has been, its earnings report offered a glimpse into how bright the company's future looks.
The Book of Numbers: Easy to understand, hard to tolerate
Close that tab. Close all your tabs. Close that browser. Close that laptop. And now close Book of Numbers.
