The Last Lecture, written by the late Randy Pausch (with Jeffrey Zaslow), is one of those books you can read over and over and keep handy in case you need inspiration or motivation to remember …

It didn’t take long to get through “The Google Story”, by David A. Vise with Mark Malseed and this has to be one of the most interesting books I have read in quite some time …

I recently bought a new book to help with my Flash development project titled Adobe Flash CS4 Professional How-Tos: 100 Essential Techniques, by Mark Schaeffer. With the nature and planned format of the book it’s …

Some time ago I read a gripping cyber thriller called Daemon by Daniel Suarez (see Could The Daemon Really Exist?) which followed the story of detective Pete Sebeck in his quest to find and stop …

“I Am Legend”, the classic novel by Richard Matheson is the first book, for quite some time, I have read in just one day. It is a relatively short book (176 pages) but one that …

Over the last year I have really got back into reading – it had to take a back seat whilst I finished my studies but now they are done (for now anyway) I am trying …

I recently asked friends on Twitter for recommendations of technology related books to read – I got a few pointers to Neal Stephenson. Two books were highlighted “Snow Crash” and “Cryptonomicon” – it is …

I first discovered The Algebraist , by Iain M. Banks, several years ago on The Algebraist Audio CD and bought it immediately as the idea of adventure on others world, in the distant future, …