My Bookmarks magazine came in the mail the other day and just in time, as I am making a comprehensive “to be read” list. My wife has me motivated to read! We are expecting a little girl, in the next few weeks, so my wife has been online reserving books, at the library, left and right to cram in as much as she can before loosing her last few free moments for the foreseeable future (we already have a 2-year-old boy running around pulling books off shelves). So I too am going to cram. Which probably means an uptick in non-fiction, as good fiction must not be hurried. Though, if I just read bad fiction….
My review is up
Last night, I finished Zittrain’s The Future of the Internet and How to Stop It. Interesting read, but waaaaay too long (I have started reading his blog though). You can tell it has the academic slant to it. What passes as a “full review” here on {head}:sub/head is up over at LibraryThing.
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The Ever Evolving LibraryThing
I’ll say it again… if you’re not on LibraryThing you are REALLY missing out. The only downside is that the updates and new features are rolling out so quickly that I can’t keep up. Every few weeks I feel like I’m learning a new service.
They have a new home page (think Facebook, but for books) which is all about your ‘profile’ and not so much your library. But it’s totally customizable, so it is only what you want.
Plus, they’ve gone beyond just the groups and have allowed users to ‘friend’ other users and get updates to their recent book aquisitions and profile changes.
I’ll stop there as I move on to try and figure out the whole “local bookstore has it in-stock” feature. Which, I imagine, will be another post.
Let me know of any LT features or highlights that might make this small bibliophile’s life a little better!
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Kennedy chimes in
Amos Kennedy stopped by the site letting us know that he did move… as far as Gordo, AL. Also, he said that the DVD documentary Proceed and Be Bold is finished and will be available this September.
