Invisible Armies by Jon Evans can be read for free on the Harper Collins website. Chairman Bruce says: "That's a pretty good book, actually. It's kind of a tough-as-nails technothriller from a leftie Seattle 99er perspective. People who aren't morons and like thriller novels ought to read this." Invisible Armies at Amazon.com
Bruce Sterling on Invisible Armies: "People who aren't morons and like thriller novels ought to read this."
A House With Good Bones: Another fantastic read by T. Kingfisher
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Emily Post's great-great grandchildren bring her book on etiquette up to today's more inclusive standards
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I enjoyed reading the post-apocalyptic superhero series "Murder of Crows"
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This VPN router is the key to getting the 'Spider-Man' movies back on Netflix!
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Don't miss a year of Microsoft 365 for $39.97 with 1TB of cloud storage
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