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20% complete! rickwysocki has read 7 of 35 books.
"This study of the development of property rights in the world's fisheries tells the story of one industry's evolution and …
"This study of the development of property rights in the world's fisheries tells the story …
A good book but much more specific/localized than what I sensed from the title and the description. I was not persuaded by several aspects, but it was interesting nonetheless.
A bit meandering, but that's the Dan John style.
Definitely useful as I try to keep my head straight watching everything get worse.
There's a lot of really useful info in this book. As someone who has, in the past, created absolutely terrible teaching slides, there's a lot in here for me to incorporate. The last third got a bit repetitive, though.
This book was really engaging in terms form, but it didn't captivate me much in terms of content. I think the project of a cross-temporal novel told totally through interiority is cool, but as strange as it sounds I came away feeling like I still didn't really know the characters.
Cutting Through Spiritual Materialism, by Chögyam Trungpa is a book addressing many common pitfalls of self-deception in seeking spirituality, which …
"The wildly imaginative story of one man's thrilling odyssey through an enchanted world to find his wife, who has disappeared …
When Jim overhears that he is about to be sold to a man in New …
Amazing and harrowing. I haven't read Huckleberry Finn since I was a kid, and I honestly appreciated not having re-read it before jumping into Everett's reclamation. There is so much to talk about here on its own. From the commentary on marginalized language practices, the abominable history of slavery, to the subtle indication that the character James wrote the the actual book held by the reader. I strongly recommend this one.
