My Kindle Paperwhite arrived today, and after using it for only an hour, I wonder how I managed to get by without one. It would have made the last 7 years a much more reading-conducive experience. At home, I have bookshelves full of books and I end up not even reading many of them, partly because I don’t have a great non-expensive way of transporting books from Texas to New York. And the physical books I do have in NY can get weighty. For practicality, I should have used the library system more. But there’s a certain irreplaceable feeling of having your own books that you can read at your own pace. Anyway, I think a Kindle solves all my reading problems and perhaps I can reassign my old books to other uses.

In this link is the past reading list. And currently on the summer plate:

• Capital in the Twenty-First Century – Thomas Piketty
• The Price of Inequality – Joseph Stiglitz
• An Appetite for Wonder – Richard Dawkins
• The Big Short – Michael Lewis
• Drift – Rachel Maddow
• The Virtual Executive – Debra Benton
• Nudge – Richard Thaler and Cass Sunstein
• Predictably Irrational – Dan Ariely