Currently on my “reading this” pile:

In no particular order:

Amusing Ourselves to Death by: Neil Postman

The Age of Abundance: How Prosperity Transformed America’s Politics and Culture by: Brink Lindsey

ORCS by: Stan Nicholls (technically an omnibus of his ORCS trilogy)

The Economics of Public Issues (Fifteenth Edition) by: R. L. Miller, D. K. Benjamin, D. C. North

Decision at Doona by: Anne McCaffrey (going to finish this tonight, it’s short)

Nuclear Terrorism: The Ultimate Preventable Catastrophe by: Graham Allison (reading for school, but I’m actually reading it and finding it interesting so I include it here)

To be continued when I finish something above:

The Sociological Imagination by: C. Wright Mills

Dragon Champion (Book 1 of The Age of Fire) by: E. E. Knight

And books just recently purchased that I’ve been looking forward to having and reading:

Here Comes Everybody: The Power of Organizing Without Organizations by: Clay Shirky

Categorically Unequal: The American Stratification System by: Douglas S. Massey

There’s a reason why I didn’t make it a numbered list.

Author: Histamine Queen

Nerd, wife, knitter, writer, cat mom, and comic book reader w/masters of science in Applied Sociology. I have histamine intolerance, lots of food allergies and sensitivities - including gluten. And I have multiple sclerosis fibromyalgia, asthma, drug allergies, and migraines. Basically, I have a collection of invisible chronic health problems. I don't just survive these things, but sometimes I do hate them because I see doctors so often that keeping healthy and staying full time employed is currently impossible.