Editor’s Note:
I created this page to really just cover some of the books I have been reading recently. I used to like having it on my sidebar, but having it on a page really helps to keep it as a record.
The book nearest the top of the page is the most recent one, it’s in reverse chronology very much like any blogs you see on the Internet.
I do hope you click the link (the link is the image itself, so click on the book cover!) and read the review I found for each book. And hopefully too, you’ll pick up a book and read up!
UPDATE: November 10, 2007. I’ve started to list several links for each book, on top of the book review. So, do look out for more than just the one review. I also will add any interesting additions and/or tidbits for a book that I find.
UPDATE: October 27, 2007. I’ve listed down the date when I inserted a new addition to the list.

Holla!

{January 02, 2008}

The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism
Naomi Klein
Naomi Klein’s Webpage
Other reviews on Naomiklein.org

{November 18, 2007}

March
Geraldine Brooks
Geraldine Brooks’ webpage
Metacritic’s list of reviews
Review of Books‘ review of March

{November 11, 2007}

The Conservative Soul
Andrew Sullivan
Mention in the NPR
Review by the Washington Post

{November 10, 2007}

The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference
Malcolm Gladwell
Review by BookPage
About the book by gladwelldotcom
Malcolm Gladwell’s weblog

{October 27, 2007}

The Terror Dream: Fear and Fantasy in Post-9/11 America
Susan Faludi

G-d Is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything
Chrsitopher Hitchens

The Bubble of American Supremacy: Correcting the Misuse of American Power
George Soros

Journey of the Jihadist: Inside Muslim Militancy
Fawaz A.Gerges

America and Political Islam: Clash of Cultures or Clash of Interests?
Fawaz A.Gerges

UPDATE: October 11, 2007 ↑
Just in case for the one (or seventy) of you who did stumble onto my book(s) page, first of all, a HUGE thanks!
And for the kind soul who emailed me without a proper email address vis-à-vis the book above, I discovered a Google Books article which has a limited preview of the book. It’s not as limited as you might think. It straddles some 196 pages — tens of pages I would rather you read off a hardcopy than depend on your web browser to read from.
But still, if, it helps, you should read the first few pages and then decide if it’s worth reading further.
Cheers.

Middlesex
Jeffrey Eugenides