Don’t be put off by the title—Bleak House contains a full complement of Dickens’ humor as well as social commentary and it introduces Inspector Bucket, the prototypical English detective.
The preeminent work of gonzo journalism by its preeminent practitioner. Don’t let the drugs fool you—the writing is disciplined and crafted. The pictures are good, too.
Hacking, swordplay, virtual reality and high-stakes pizza delivery in a franchised future, circa now.
D’Artagnan is putting the band back together, but after 20 years it’s a little complicated.
Following a regional award, Tech Writers Bureau CEO John Breeden earned a silver medal at the national level from the 2018 American Society of Business Publication Editors. The award was recognition for an ongoing review series that Breeden is writing for CIO…
Adding opportunistic encryption to open Wi-Fi networks will add a layer of protection for users in public spaces without adding complexity.
A bittersweet evocation of childhood discovery and loss by master creator-of-worlds Ray Bradbury.
The grandfather of all sword-and-sorcery fantasy. If you like monsters, dragons, magic and swordplay—uninterrupted by mush and romance—this book is for you.
Two of the most colorful scamps in the history of journalism. They turned the failing Evening Post into Denver’s leading newspaper at the turn of the 20th century.
The Library of Congress is inviting fifth and sixth graders in the Mid-Atlantic region to share the books that have shaped their lives in an essay contest. If you know a student who reads, let him or her know about this contest,…