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Lee Hauser

26 Mar 2025
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A Mac Classic with scribbling in MacPaint

Tearing Down and Building Up

Cleaning Up My Mac (None of the links in this article are affiliate links (though the Medium links below are member-only articles), and nothing here was created with AI.) I opened my Medium newsletter the other day and was confronted with three or four links to articles about what

By Lee Hauser 22 May 2026
The Sixteenth Book of 2026: Inventing The Renaissance: The Myth of a Golden Age, by Ada Palmer

The Sixteenth Book of 2026: Inventing The Renaissance: The Myth of a Golden Age, by Ada Palmer

Read from March 25 to May 19, 2026 This book was part of my experiment in reading multiple books at a time. It’s a big book, and I needed a break from it at times. But I think its role in the experiment was a success. Inventing The Renaissance

By Lee Hauser 21 May 2026
The Fifteenth Book of 2026: The Murderbot Diaries: Platform Decay, by Martha Wells

The Fifteenth Book of 2026: The Murderbot Diaries: Platform Decay, by Martha Wells

Read May 14 to 16, 2026 It’s always fun returning to Murderbot’s universe, at least as long as I don’t have to live there. The latest book starts out more in medea res than almost anything I’ve ever read. I was more than an hour in

By Lee Hauser 21 May 2026
The cover to Luke Jennings' Killing Eve: Medusa, with the tag "Looks Can Kill" and the face of a blonde woman, her eyes obscured.

The Fourteenth Book of 2026: Killing Eve: Medusa, by Luke Jennings

Read May 12 - 14, 2026 When I finished the Agatha Christie biography I thought I would devote all my reading time to Inventing The Renaissance. The publishing industry had other plans, however, releasing two entries in two of my favorite series, one close on the other’s heels. Medusa is

By Lee Hauser 15 May 2026

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