I have a very bad reading habit. I have the tendency of reading multiple books in parallel. After I started a book, reading it half way, sometimes even just the first few chapters, I may get distracted by a new book. Then I will put down the old book and start the new one. I just count the number of books that are reading in progress, I have 8 books pending to finish. I am not abandoning the unfinished books, I will still read a few chapters from time to time, until I got distracted by another book again. I just finished a book that I started 2 years ago. Here are the books pending in my reading list:<\/p>\n
1. Asimov’s Guide to the Bible
\n2. Dimensions of Moral Theory
\n3. Free Culture
\n4. A History of Christian Thought
\n5. Philosophy of Bullshit
\n6. A Good Book, In Theory
\n7. Philosophy of Law
\n8. Contemporary Political Philosophy.<\/p>\n
The oldest book stuck in the queue started almost 7 years ago. My reading pipeline is so full that I really should refrain myself from the temptation of new books. I should focus on the books in hand and just be content with what I reading. Interesting though, I only have this problem with non-fictions. It is easier to concentrate when reading a fiction. It has the element of a story to keep my attention until I flip to the last page or it’s so boring that I give up.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"