7 thoughts on “Your choice”

1. Geoff Mulgan definitely

2. Robot Futures. Have a good Easter break.

3. From the titles and cover blurbs, they all look like bandwagon-hopping rubbish. I vote for “something else”.

4. Stephen King’s book mainly due to it is topical.

5. I’m reading Tom Chatfield’s Netymology over a cup of tea – excellent diversion and genuinely interesting. I’ll write a review.

   http://www.amazon.co.uk/Netymology-Zombies-Linguistic-Celebration-Digital/dp/1780879938/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1364635887&sr=8-3

6. Forecast(s) – because they are everywhere and arguably take us nowhere. We need to learn from other disciplines – new ways of thinking and adapting to the future.

7. Temin and Vines are solid economists and economic historians. If you are choosing your book by its cover and the hope for substance.

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