Charlie's Bookshelf

Following my last post about Hyperbole and a Half  coincidentally this next post is also an "internet book".  Ryan North writes on...

Hyperbole and a Half was a Christmas gift.  I had never heard of Allie Brosh or her blog (also called Hyperbole and a Half ) and I have to ...

The City and The City is a truly fantastic book, it certainly deserved all the awards that it received (Locus and Hugo among others).  It a...

My first experience with Neil deGrasse Tyson was watching him talk about his book, Death by Black Hole , on Jon Stewart's Daily Show.  I...

Stephen King is one of those authors that I would read any of his books. They are, while not particularly dense, certainly entertaining. J...

The Atrocity Exhibition  initially attracted my attention because of its shape.  The copy I have is shaped like a thick magazine but with a ...

In this book Sam Harris presents a fascinating, interesting, and pretty appealing view of morality while managing to come off as pretty much...