July in Books

My reading in July was diverse, I had modern sci-fi, classic sci-fi, urban fantasy, history, crime, and one Eco.

Best books for the month (in that order):

Worst books:

  • Motherless Brooklyn. The main character’s exaggerated OCD was too unpleasant

I ranked the Eco with 3* but it deserves a post and I’ll write one when I have enough time to properly do it. A book that deserves a post cannot be that bad. It challenges the teachings of Dale Carnegie. Who does that?

What are you curious about?

Daily writing prompt
What are you curious about?

Work excluded, the answer is Rockets and Math.

I recently rediscovered my interest in math and occasionally watch long math videos on YouTube. I’m subscribed to Mathologer, but I let myself be tempted by other YouTubers. The social networks noticed and started trying to challenge me with high school level tasks.

I would also watch some rocket launches live. The next on my list is the chopstick attempt – Starship 5.

Smile

I have mixed feelings about graffiti. I prefer the buildings properly painted but the you find this. It’s cool.

San Stefano

Same place, 3 different points of view. Probably the most hipster area in Sofia that’s not yet conquered by tourists. My lunch had chicken and a bunch of unusual ingredients. Tasted well.