Chris Abraham

Catch and Kill by J.D. Lasica Review: Catch and Kill: A Shadow Operatives Thriller by J.D. Lasica is an exciting portal into the tech and threats in the near future; it's both wild adventure fantasy novel but also too plausible as a near future we will need to address that will surely make the nuclear or climate threat seem quaint by comparison. It's a fun ride with heroines and villains and existential crises and the amazing technology of the very near future.
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Kettlebell Simple & Sinister by Pavel Tsatsouline: Pavel turned me on to kettlebells so hard.
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Eat and Run: My Unlikely Journey to Ultramarathon Greatness by Scott Jurek: His level is so stratospheric that it was a vicarious experience.
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Running & Being: The Total Experience by George Sheehan: So inspiring... To get me back onto the road
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The Long Run by Mishka Shubaly: A very personal universal tale
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Reviews: Chris Abraham seviews products, books, movies, films, gear, tech, etc Over the years, I have done a lot of reviews of things on Amazon and Goodreads, etc, and I thought I would collect all these reviews in one place that I own and control. Enjoy!
Smart new book teaches teens that sex is not an obligation: Most young men and women (boys and girls) have sex because they feel developmentally obligated to, not because they're ready.
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