Tag: books
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Driven by Mason Coile – A Book Review
I have mixed feelings about Driven by Mason Coile, but one thing I can say without hesitation is that it moves. Short chapters, lean writing, and a plot that rarely slows down made this a quick read. I especially enjoyed the first third of the book. Jamie Newcross is a man whose life has steadily…
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Ghost Town by Tom Perrotta – A Book Review
Believe it or not, Ghost Town is my first Tom Perrotta book. I primarily picked it up at the library because I recognized his name, had always wanted to read him, and because the book is rather thin. I initially enjoyed Ghost Town because it is a propulsive read with some chapters running no more…
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TRANSMISSION 003 // EVIDENCE
Sixty-one victims. No apparent connection. No known motive. Surveillance footage recovered from Waid’s Wharf captured one person of interest. Shadow Serpent. Discover The Chronicles of Purgatory Station. ENTER PURGATORY STATION →
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An Interesting Idea From Co-Intelligence
I’m currently reading Co-Intelligence: Living and Working with AI by Ethan Mollick, and one idea has really stuck with me: “Always invite AI to the table.” Mollick isn’t suggesting that AI should do everything for us or that we should automatically trust or use what it produces. Instead, he presents the idea as a way…
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