The Satellite of Love’s Librarian commented on The four by Scott Galloway
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The Satellite of Love’s Librarian commented on The four by Scott Galloway
Still knee deep in the chapter on Amazon and I’d say a solid 50% of the books predictions have come to pass. The notable exception is the author’s belief (in 2017) that those ridiculous Amazon Go stores were going to take off
The Satellite of Love’s Librarian commented on The four by Scott Galloway
The history of retail is an oddly fascinating and incredibly tragic tale that, at this stage in its telling, seems like a good a reason as any to burn it all down
The Satellite of Love’s Librarian started reading The four by Scott Galloway
It’s non fiction time and this has been sat on my nightstand FOREVER.
The Satellite of Love’s Librarian reviewed Xenos by Dan Abnett (Eisenhorn, #1)
Still one of the best
5 stars
A lot of the older Black Library titles have aged poorly, Xenos is not one of them.
In a universe where the books are increasingly similar battle stories the Eisenhorn books stand out as solid detective novels in a universe that is bursting at the seams with mystery and intrigue.
The Satellite of Love’s Librarian reviewed Mortarion by David Annandale (The Horus Heresy: Primarchs, #15)
Weaker book for a stronger character
3 stars
Certainly not a bad read, but it’s definitely not among the best of the Primarch books. The greater shame is that Mortarion is one of the more interesting Primarchs and this book kinda phones it in.