I just received and started Sleeping Beauties by David Byrne. Not too far into it, but it looks intriguing.

The Shock Doctrine by Nami Klein - An interesting read so far. Some detail on history that I vaguely remember or heard about as a child. While it's good, it's more on the pile of how screwed we are socially, politically, and economically so some days I avoid it if it's too heavy.

On Food and Cooking - Harold McGee - Pretty much the bible of cooking. It's been a long slow read for me over the last 18 months when I'm not sure what else I want to read.

Searches: Selfhood in the Digital Age - Vauhini Vara - A reflection on the impact of tech on modern life.