Adam MarksJerusalem: The BiographyThis is one of those massive, intimidating, larger-than-life reads that keep on popping up on bookstore shelves time and time again, one…Oct 25Oct 25
Adam MarksThe Nineties by Chuck KlostermanOne of the premiere “essayists” of our generation, in my humble opinion, Chuck Klosterman takes aim at the entire decade of my teenaged…Oct 11Oct 11
Adam MarksDemocracy’s Data by Dan BoukA very interesting and compelling book that digs deep into the ins and outs, twists and turns, and deeply complex data sets of the 1940…Sep 26Sep 26
Adam MarksHidden Potential by Adam GrantAt least once a year or so I try to read a “self-improvement” book, or one where detailed, outside-the-box thinkers like Adam Grant dig…Sep 18Sep 18
Adam MarksRogues by Patrick Radden KeefeA collection of some of his most well-known and well-read articles from the New Yorker over the past dozen or so years, this is the third…Sep 10Sep 10
Adam MarksUncomfortable Conversations with a Jew by Emmanuel Acho and Noa TishbyOne of the most honest, vivid, and emotional assessments of what it truly means to be a Jew today as we approach the one-year anniversary…Aug 27Aug 27
Adam MarksAmerican Gun by Cameron McWhirter and Zusha ElinsonA fascinating and utterly devastating tale of the history of America’s most beloved and notorious “assault rifle”, the AR-15, it’s origin…Aug 24Aug 24
Adam MarksThe Sleep Workbook by Renata AlexandreA fantastic resource for insomniacs like me that can’t seem to break the never-ending, nightmarish trend of years and years of not being…Aug 21Aug 21
Adam MarksEveryone Who is Gone is Here by Jonathan BlitzerA searing, in-depth, wonderfully reported and deeply unsettling history of the Central American immigrant crisis at the southern United…Aug 15Aug 15
Adam MarksThe Song of the Cell by Siddhartha MukherjeeA fascinating, lucid, and comprehensive book written in “layman’s terms” that can be understood by MD’s and common folk like me, The Song…Aug 7Aug 7