Current Reading
I usually have one or two books on the go at any time. My main book is my bedside book for reading before I go to sleep, or when I’m having a lazy morning (or afternoon) in bed. Here you’ll find a list of the books I’m currently reading.
Reading by year
Since 2005 I’ve been keeping a detailed list of the books I read each year. I re-constructed partial lists for 2003 and 2004. The lists are generally for my reference, although they may prove useful to people who are planning to buy me stuff, or who might like the same kind of books. Thus far I have lists for the following years…
Book lists
A collection of book lists. The first list is of the Best New Books I read in 2004, others will gradually appear.
Tweets
- To fix iTerm bookmarks after the update grrr, cp ~/Library/Preferences/iTerm.plist ~/Library/Preferences/net.sourceforge.iTerm.plist - about 11 hours ago
- @fivehundy good luck with the show - 5 days ago
- @chuckneely ripped off how? what doesn’t it do? - 6 days ago
Links of Interest
- Goodbye blue moon, you’ve left me standing alone - Simon Hattenstone pretty much says it all with regards to City. Sadly. - 2 months ago
- Introducing Passenger for Ruby on Rails - Dreamhost add a mod_rails option for running Rails applications - 3 months ago
- Playa plugin for ExpressionEngine - A new plugin for dealing with related entries in EE. Looks interesting and, if does what it claims, could solve a number of issues I’m currently dealing with. - 3 months ago
Currently Reading
Colonisation: Aftershocks by Harry Turtledove.
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The Spanish Civil War by Antony Beevor.
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About
Stephen Rushe lives in Belfast, Northern Ireland with his lovely wife Michèle. He spends much of his time writing code for web applications, both for himself and for Banjax Web Design, Belfast, and pondering his lack of design ability. He has a love for most things Apple and eagerly awaits the opening of the Belfast Apple store.
Stephen also wonders how well writing in the third person works.