Now I feel a little guilty because since classes have ended I have been reading only brain-fluff books, except for Tuning the Rig.
That one's by Harvey Oxenhorn, and the more you've sailed in your life, the more hilarious it is. It's a chronicle of his voyage on the Regina Marie in the 80s. I'm very fond of it!
I have a list of books to read. Many of them have been suggested by you. I loved Made to Stick, I'm actually planning on buying it when it's in paperback and applying it (carefully) to my undergrad thesis. (the 'careful' part is because I'm a science major, and we have PROCEDURES for things.)
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Date: 2011-05-12 11:24 pm (UTC)That one's by Harvey Oxenhorn, and the more you've sailed in your life, the more hilarious it is. It's a chronicle of his voyage on the Regina Marie in the 80s. I'm very fond of it!
I have a list of books to read. Many of them have been suggested by you. I loved Made to Stick, I'm actually planning on buying it when it's in paperback and applying it (carefully) to my undergrad thesis. (the 'careful' part is because I'm a science major, and we have PROCEDURES for things.)