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Today's book review11.09.09 Googled: The End of the World as We Know It
In early 1998, Bill Gates headed Microsoft at the peak of its commercial powers. The world’s preeminent software giant claimed a 90 percent market share in all desk and laptop PCs and it was difficult to imagine anything that could unsettle, much less evoke fear in, the Sultan of Software. (more…) |
Previous Reviews
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11.08.09 Classic review: The Lovely BonesIn Alice Sebold's debut novel, the dead must learn to let go, too |
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11.07.09 D-Day: The Battle for NormandyThis is the best one-volume history of the invasion of Normandy yet written. |
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11.06.09 Last Night in Twisted RiverA life on the lam leads to a career as a novelist in John Irving’s new novel. |
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11.05.09 The Education of a British-Protected ChildThis collection of beautifully written autobiographical essays reveals much about the worldview of celebrated Nigerian author Chinua Achebe. |
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11.04.09 LitMary Karr tells the story of her failed marriage, her struggles with alcohol and mental illness, and the peace she finally found in prayer. |
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11.03.09 Mentors, Muses & MonstersWell-known writers recall the big names they encountered on the way up – both those that helped them and those that hindered.Monitor book reviewer Susan Comninos talks with editor Elizabeth Benedict. |
