Books I read in December 2022

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Books I finished reading (or rereading) in December 2022…

• AI 2041, Chen Qiufan & Kai-Fu Lee (technology, sci fi)
• The Investigator, John Sandford (thriller)
• The Dark Hours, Michael Connelly (thriller)
• Bottom of the 33rd, Dan Barry (baseball)
• Nightfall and Other Stories, Isaac Asimov (sci fi)
• The Ghost Brigades, John Scalzi (sci fi)
• The Last Colony, John Scalzi (sci fi)
• Zoe’s Tale, John Scalzi (sci fi)
• The Human Division, John Scalzi (sci fi)
• The End of All Things, John Scalzi (sci fi)
• Magician: Apprentice, Raymond Feist (fantasy)
• Magician: Master, Raymond Feist (fantasy)
• Expendable, James Alan Gardner (sci fi)
• The Flaw in All Magic, Ben Dobson (fantasy)
• First Contract, Greg Costikyan (sci fi)

AI 2041 was very interesting. A collection of ten short science fiction stories meant to illustrate how artificial intelligence (AI) might influence society in 20 years, each followed by a more-detailed, technical explanation of the computer science and societal issues illustrated in that story…

TOTAL FOR 2022 = 116 books

Hope you’re reading something fun too!

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