Non-Fiction

Are We Smart Enough To Know How Smart Animals Are, by Frans De Waal

Various anecdotes/opinions about animal intelligence. Pleasant! Overall thesis is

Rules for Radicals, by Saul Alinksy

A rough guide to being a radical (not a revolutionary)

A Primate's Memoir, by Robert Sapolsky

A primatolagist's adventures in Africa. Look: this starts

Monopolized, by David Dayen

How monopolies are making your life, and everyone's

Survival of the Richest, by Douglas Rushkoff

So: this book begins with the author, a "marxist

Wittgenstein's Poker, by John Eidinow and David Edmonds

That one time Wittgenstein maybe (or did he?) threatened Popper

The Science of Enlightenment, by Shinzen Young

How to become enlightened. This is one of my favourite

Judas, by Astrid Holleeder

Good lord – the sister of a gangster, who secretly records

Free, by Lea Ypi

Memoir of growing up in Albania under communism... then not-under

Why Information Grows, by Cesar Hidalgo

Honestly can't tell you what this book was