And to think his shocking resignation on beatility pornography charges - itself a genuinely huge story - turned out to just be collateral damage from a stonewalled IPCA investigation.

Seems like Nicole McKee has done us all a solid by taking firearms administration away from them

Don't look too closely at the Dante either!

Fact is there are just too many essential books for any individual to possible read, even if that was all a person did. So we are all failing, only the extent differs

Just one of the best slow-burn mystery yarns ever committed to print, even without all the supernatural stuff

I have, and it is enraging. Tharoor has the liberty of being a bit more free with his rhetoric than most academic historians and that adds valuable texture

Reading both of those books caused pennies to drop for me about Why Things Are Like This. And while The Anarchy kinda seems like ancient history, its conclusion is a scant lifetime before the eponymous Peace

O now I want to know which!

It's a weird book but the gallows humour keeps it anchored, and the mad logic of a market powered by the idea of humans, which are more valuable than actual humans whose masters have destroyed them due to their lack of value, has stayed with me as a way of understanding state power & markets

*maximum alpha at 1.25x speed* continuously lives on in my head, unfortunately.

I haven't seen the new movie but the book is so much better and weirder than any of the earlier movie versions

Meesa subject of historical reanalysis