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From the Beginning

I’ve just finished writing the third (and final!) installment of my travel memoir series, Memory Road Trip. It’s currently under review by a professional editor, so I’m in a “hurry up and wait” mode until that process is finished. My brain has been spinning its wheels about what to write about next, and I gotContinue reading “From the Beginning”

Gilded Rage

“Gilded Rage: Elon Musk and the Radicalization of Silicon Valley” by Jacob Silverman critiques Elon Musk as a polarizing figure in modern tech culture. The book explores how ultra-wealthy individuals often view democracy as a constraint on their ability to accumulate wealth. Silverman delves into Musk’s complex persona and highlights how his libertarian views symbolizeContinue reading “Gilded Rage”

The Nonfictionado

I’m excited to introduce a new concept here: non-fiction book reviews! Yes, non-fiction! Woo-hoo! However, these won’t be your typical book reviews. Instead of just discussing the content of the books, I’ll also explore how they relate to everyday life. Well, that’s the plan, at least. So, without further ado, allow me to introduce theContinue reading “The Nonfictionado”