January 17, 2012
I’m not fond of new resolutions, so I’ll just keep going with the one I’ve had for some time now: finish what I start.  These books were already stacked on my bookcase but I moved them closer to my bed for obvious reasons. Most of these I’ve started and have never finished. In the case of “The Beautiful Struggle,” I recently picked it up at Alley Cat Books in San Francisco’s Mission neighborhood. I’d love to know what you think about any and all of these.  Discourse and debate is another resolution I’m constantly working on.

I’m not fond of new resolutions, so I’ll just keep going with the one I’ve had for some time now: finish what I start. 

These books were already stacked on my bookcase but I moved them closer to my bed for obvious reasons. Most of these I’ve started and have never finished. In the case of “The Beautiful Struggle,” I recently picked it up at Alley Cat Books in San Francisco’s Mission neighborhood. I’d love to know what you think about any and all of these. 

Discourse and debate is another resolution I’m constantly working on.

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November 7, 2011
I should have read this in 2009, but better late than never. The purchase of this today was totally influenced by the Occupy Wall Street movement. 

I should have read this in 2009, but better late than never. The purchase of this today was totally influenced by the Occupy Wall Street movement. 

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