The Two Faces of Tomorrow, by James P. Hogan
One of the few Science Fiction books that not only stood the test of time, but still considered my favourite in this genre. It’s astonishing that Hogan’s book published in […]
Mastery, by Robert Greene
Although there are other best sellers by the author, this is the only book I read by him. Robert Greene is obviously a good writer, but what was attractive about […]
Incognito, by David Eagleman
Incognito: The Secret Lives of the Brain, is such a good read, I read it twice. David Eagleman is what I consider one of the few neuroscientist who has the […]
A Fractured Mind, by Robert Oxman
Being a fanatic reader on neuroscience, psychology and the Theory of Mind, this book was recommended by another book I liked. I thought it worthwhile expanding my knowledge in the […]
The Power of Now, by Eckhart Tolle
This is not a book I would usually go for, although it seems pretty popular. I promised a friend I would, and his unrelenting persistence and follow-up forced me to […]
Beyond Boundaries, by Miguel Nicolelis
Once in a while a science book shakes the foundation of what is possible and brings into view a plethora of possibilities for the future. Usually unexpected, unpredictable, unconventional, the […]
How to Read a Book, by Mortimer Adler
It’s a shame I only got to read this book late in life. It is very well written, and tremendously helpful and informative. I’ve always found it hard to find […]
