Genre: Non-fiction
15 posts
Worth reading both in itself and for its insights into why people are so willing to believe the obvious falsehoods of shameless, immoral liars.
If you want to know what it was really like to work the front lines as covid arrived, this will give you a peek.
A beautifully written, carefully researched and organized history of a giant in science, and the daughter who helped him get there.
More an anecdotal description of the burden prison places on inmates and their supporters than a clear recommendation of how to change the system.
