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If you've been reading this blog for a while, you probably know that reading and reviewing technical books has been a key aspect since t...

I've been reading and reviewing technical books at Amazon.com since 1999, and trying to meet reading goals since 2000. Most of you kno...

A few of you asked questions via Twitter or comments on my All Reading Is Not Equal or Fast post, so I'll try answering them here. When...

Four years ago I posted Reading Tips , where I offered some ideas on how to read technical books. Recently I've received emails and ques...

Last week the "Helpful Votes" count for my Amazon.com reviews reached the 4,000 count. I hit 3,000 in January 2006 and 1,500 i...

Happy New Year to everyone. I've received some feedback on my 1720th post, Favorite Books , mainly questions about my ability to read s...

I continue to receive feedback and questions on my No Shortcuts post. One of you prompted me to write three new Amazon.com Lists , organiz...

At left is the juggernaut of the security book market -- Hacking Exposed . I mention this book because it came up in a discussion I had wit...

I received some good comments on my previous post about my Amazon.com reviews . A few people at Black Hat Federal yesterday asked similar ...

This morning my Amazon.com reviews "helpful votes" count hit 3,000. This means my reviews were considered "helpful" 3,...

Last month I posted three stories about reprinted content in certain Syngress books. Andrew Williams, Vice President and Publisher for ...

I was recently asked if I would review an upcoming book. In my reply, I listed four criteria I use when making my review evaluations. Accu...