Top Five Nonfiction Books Read in 2016
2016 was a pretty rotten year (except for the Cubs, I guess). All the same, I managed to read a lot of good books. Here are the five best nonfiction books […]
Category Archives: Reviews
Nassau Weekly: The Bourne Escalation
This week in the Nassau Weekly, I reflect on the latest Bourne film, and Hollywood blockbuster screenwriting in general. Check out the article in the hyperlink above.
Best Books Read in 2015: Literature
It’s that time of year again. Here are my five favorite literary books that I read in 2015 (they weren’t published in 2015, these are just of the books I read this […]
Star Wars VII – “The Force Awakens” : Here we go again
Let’s talk about The Force Awakens. There’s a lot to talk about, and there are major spoilers ahead, so there’s your warning. So let’s talk about a film with […]
Daily Princetonian: Reading ‘Whistling Vivaldi’ as an upperclassman
Every year Princeton University requires its incoming class to read a book. As an orientation leader, I was also required to read the book. To read my frustrated, dynamic take on […]
Quote of the Fortnight: Michael Crichton’s “Electronic Life”
As part of my seemingly never-ending quest to read every book Michael Crichton has ever written (just 3 to go!), I reserved Crichton’s Electronic Life: How to Think about Computers from […]
Quote of the Fortnight: Peter Benchley’s “Jaws”
This week’s Quote of the Fortnight is the opening line from Peter Benchley’s novel Jaws, which was made into the blockbuster film that launched Stephen Spielberg’s career as a director. The […]
Best Books Read in 2014: Fiction
I read a lot of good books in 2014, but as the year is draws to a close, I thought it would be appropriate to make a list of the […]
Best Books Read in 2014: Nonfiction
I read a lot of good books in 2014, but as the year is draws to a close, I thought it would be appropriate to make a list of the best books I read […]
Nasslit – What We’re Loving – Summer 2014
The staff of the Nassau Literary Review read some great books this summer. Read about what books Nasslit writers were lost in this summer here: http://nasslit.mycpanel.princeton.edu/wp/2014/09/what-were-loving-summer-2014/
