for and by sophisticated executive travelers
Business travelers don't often carry guide books but every once in awhile there are enough sights to see that you want to toss one in your briefcase. A recent trip to Florence and Rome gave your Nomad-in-Chief the chance to test several and here's my report. Each was chosen for its compact size knowing that business travelers are taking care of … [Read more...]
Here's what we're reading and listening to in row 13 on the aisle: Fiction Devices and Desires (Adam Dalgliesh Mysteries, No. 8) by P.D. James. There's nothing quite like a classic British mystery for summertime reading. Dashing Inspector Adam Dalgliesh once again works his magic. Non-Fiction Strategy for Sustainability: A Business … [Read more...]
It might seem odd for a bookseller to banish certain books, but not if you are used to the world of modern retail where it's more about selling space(to vendors) than selling actual products. The Economist reports that W.H. Smith, one of the big UK booksellers and the exclusive bookseller at Britain's airports, has signed a deal to exclusively … [Read more...]
Ignore that awful movie and dig into one of these great reads. Fiction: The Spare Wife by Alex Witchell. While the rich, glamorous protagonists and their media vocations seem so last October, there is adultery and other double-dealing fun. It's an amusing tale that will make you happy that you aren't among the New York … [Read more...]
It's a busy travel week and we know you'll want to make the most of your journey. Here's what we're recommending for reading and listening this week: Non-fiction: The Brand Bubble: The Looming Crisis in Brand Value and How to Avoid It. This is critical reading for those interested in the value of brands. The authors' research shows that … [Read more...]
What We're Reading and Listening to in Seat 13C Fiction The Commoner by Jonathan Burnham Schwartz. This story of a commoner marrying the Emperor of Japan in the aftermath of WWII will sweep you away from today's troubles.. Non-fiction The Global Achievement Gap by Tony Wagner. This insightful look at needed education reform is a great … [Read more...]
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