| Title |
Author |
Rating |
Comments |
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In Order To Live: A North Korean Girl's Journey to Freedom |
Yeonmi Park |
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| Otherlands |
Thomas Halliday |
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| How to Change Everything (Private) |
Naomi Klein and Rebecca Stefoff |
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| Don't Be Evil: The Case Against Big Tech |
Rana Foroohar |
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| Stories We Tell Ourselves: Making Meaning in a Meaningless Universe |
Richard Holloway |
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| The Dispossessed |
Ursula K. le Gruin |
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| Agency |
William Gibson |
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| Are we Home Yet (Twenty in 2020) |
Kate Massey |
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| Are we Home Yet (Twenty in 2020) |
Kate Massey |
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| The Lie of the Land: Who really cares for the Countryside. |
Guy Shrubsole |
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Only read the sample, but this book is an indictment of the situation in the UK where so-called landowners (in the upper house, non-elected) are "advising" on land policies. Their interest lies not in really looking after the countryside, but in furthering their agenda. |
| Another England |
Caroline Lukas |
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Only read the sample, but Caroline, as the first Green MP writes of her time in Westminster. It's a damming reveal of the lack of action on Climate Change and the wasteland that the UK political has become. Difficult to see any change coming anythime soon. |
| The Truths we Hold |
Kamala Harris |
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Factual, but not really interesting. Vanilla writing. |
| The Reactionary Mind |
Corey Robin |
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Only read the sample, but it seems to me this author has found a fairly comprehensie list of the major differences (problems) between left and right minds. There is a short video. |
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| The Deficit Myth: Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) |
Stephanie Kelton |
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This is, apparently, the textbook on MMT. Interesting and and rich in detail. |
| Autocracy Inc.
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Anne Applebaum |
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Just read the sample, but watched several videos. Most disturbing. The West is walking into a huge problem - asleep! |
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The Master Builder |
Henrik Ibsen |
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Saw a recommendation for this play somewhere - din't thinkmuch of it. |
| Make is So! |
Patrick Steward |
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Autobiography, glad I got this for only £1 because it isn't very good. |
| The Admirable Mr. Crighton |
J. M. Barrie |
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A very play ( also a black and white film) to highlight the class divide in early 20th century UK. It has not aged at all well. |
| Dear Me (Arrow Autobiography) |
Peter Ustinov |
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An erudite man who wrote really well. Lots of words about the people he met. His background is ver rich. Enjoyable. |
| The Salt Path |
Raynor Winn |
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A prize-winning book based on the real-life of a couple of "special" people. |
| Last Words |
George Carlin |
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Autobiography which goes through his childhood and progress of his entertaining years. A bit to much about the aspects his career rather than the characters he met. |
| The Trading Game |
Gary Stephenson |
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Another one of these books on how "City" traders misbehave, both financially and socially. Why we as a society have "developed" into one where this so-called job is even a thing is beyond me. Not just capitalism gone rogue... |
