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Military Book Review Firepower: How Weapons Shaped Warfare
Strategy Page· 11 hours agoThus, of the arms races prior to World War One, Lockhart argues that the participants sought to outdo one another in the aggregate size of their military and naval forces but also in arms design ...
Book Review: The Untapped Knowledge of Animals | naked capitalism
Naked Capitalism· 1 day agoIn “The Internet of Animals,” Martin Wikelski highlights what insights humans can learn from creatures great and small.
‘Butcher’ Tells the (Mostly) True Story of a Very Bad Gynecologist
New York Times· 13 hours agoDaphne Merkin’s most recent book is the novel “22 Minutes of Unconditional Love.” There are many...
‘The Afterlife of Data’ Review: The Dilemma of Digital Ghosts
The Wall Street Journal· 4 hours agoÖhman writes. Rather, “social media sites do not see themselves as archives of historical data and...
Sebastian Junger Is Reporting Live From the Brink of Death
New York Times· 13 hours agoIn his new memoir, Junger, the veteran journalist, makes sense of — and an uneasy peace with — an...
Comic Book Reviews for This Week: 5/15/2024
Comic Book· 6 days agoIt isn't totally comprehensive, but it includes just about everything from DC and Marvel with the important books from the likes of Image, Boom, IDW,...
Samsung's flagship tablet looks better than ever. And it's only $399 for Memorial Day
ZDNet· 2 hours agoIf you have your heart set on a big tablet for watching movies and multitasking on the go and want...
Book Review May 16
The Valdosta Daily Times· 5 days agoIn “Burn Book: A Tech Love Story,” the famed journalist shares her stories behind the stories. The idea of a “burn book” comes from the movie “Mean Girls...
Review Roundup: Dave Malloy's THREE HOUSES Opens Off-Broadway
Broadway World· 15 hours agoThree Houses is a post-pandemic open mic night parable about magic, madness, and the end of the...
Military Book Review The Enigma Traitors: Spy and Counterspy in World War II
Strategy Page· 6 days ago—has now written about the other side of communications security. Why did both the Allies and the Germans use codes and cipher machines that they either knew, or should have known, could be ...
