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Poems For Lovers Available As EBook.

Poems For Lovers. The Kindle EBook version of Poems For Lovers is now available at Amazon. If you want the Kindle version check the site in 72 hours and the files should be available for download.

Poems For Lovers Gets Some Blog Love

Execupundit. I really appreciate the blogger friends I have around the globe giving some blog love to the book. Their friendship, and their links, are much appreciated. Thanks, Michael.

Google Books - Yes, It Is Here As Well.

Poems For Lovers Yes, Virginia, the book is at Google Books also. Want exposure for your new offering? The Internet allows you to place it everywhere.

Amazon Book Recommendation - Buy This Book

Poems For Lovers. It isn't often that I find a book that moves me like this new collection of poetry from Rick Georges, the FutureLawyer. Just kidding. But, the new collection is now available at Amazon, and, given the commercial success of most poetry collections, I fully expect sales in the tens. So, get out your credit card, people, and buy, buy, buy.

Reading - It's More Than Fundamental

Execupundit.com: Blocking Out Time for Reading. I like books on paper. Not as much as Michael Wade; but, still, who does? I have a Kindle Unlimited subscription, which makes digital books available for a monthly subscription. There is no way I could afford to buy, store, and read all the thousands of books I have access to on Kindle Unlimited. So, if you like to read, try Kindle online. It's a great way to take a break from work without leaving your chair. And, your heirs won't have to figure out what to do with your book collection. Read on.

Read A Book - You Might Learn Something

Never Succumb To Pressure. Never Give Up. Never Surrender

Execupundit.com: Books to Keep. I have one rule. Nobody else makes my decisions for me. So, no pressure of any kind from anyone could cause me to get rid of any of my gadgets, or cables, or adapters, or anything else with "gadget" in the name. Not even SWMBO, with her considerable powers of persuasion, was able to pry one single gadget from my grasp, or my den, or any other hiding place in my home or office. Be strong, Michael. Show her who's boss. Or, at least show her that you have some backbone.

And The Word Of The Day Is....Dystopian

Execupundit.com: Dystopian Novels. Modern readers are seemingly pessimistic about the future. We flock to books that foretell the end of civilization, and imagine stark, dark landscapes in which zombies and other horrible creatures roam around eating people. A future in which everyone is controlled by a military dictator, and cameras follow our every move? 1984. Check. A world in which reading books is forbidden, and they are burned by a thundering horde of jack booted armed men? Fahrenheit 451. Check. In fact, we are voluntarily contributing ourselves to this future already, aren't we? We put cameras everywhere, and connect them to the millions of other connected cameras, and a future dystopian government didn't even have to pay for them? We carry devices that track our every move, and are accessible over the Internet that we pay for, Dystopian? Sounds like inevitable to me.

Meditations by Marcus Aurelius - Google Assistant Gets AudioBooks

Meditations by Marcus Aurelius - Audiobooks on Google Play. Rather than waste time in your car, how about some educational material? Audiobooks are a great way to pass the time while driving on a long trip. Now, Google Assistant allows you to control audiobooks purchased on Google PlayStore, with the Google Books app. Whether you listen in the car, on your smartphone, on your desktop, or your tablet. Wherever you are, pick up where you left off. "Ok Google", "play Meditations by Marcus Aurelius". It's like having the Emperor in your car.

Execupundit Bought A New Desk Lamp

Execupundit.com: A New Lamp and Then. I thought Michael Wade was a traditionalist. He reads books on paper, after all. He has a huge paper book library. So, I was surprised that he would read his vintage book collection by the light of a new desklamp. My 1965 Tensor Anvil Model 4975 is still going strong, as can be this photo of my desk at work. 54 years of light spanning my freshman year of college to today. Now, that is traditionalist.