Cees de Groot's The Genius Of Lisp https://berksoft.ca/gol/

Open by Andre Agassi. Intriguing to read on the struggles of a tennis legend which were concealed at the time. He provides great detail and insights. It is a great follow up from 'The inner game of tennis', speaking of how athletes, and anyone else really, can find punching themselves down through negative mindset which if overcome can unlock your true potential.

I finally started reading The Book of Disquiet, which I have had sitting about for years. Quite surprised by it, has a far greater range than people make it out to have and some amazing humor. It is turning out to be one of the most fascinating books I have read.

The Road is a great book. One of the greatest books ever.

"Yes. You forget what you want to remember and you remember what you want to forget."

Flowers for Algernon

A brief history of intelligence by Max Bennett..I like it so far, I've learned a lot about the brain