by Dean Rickles, book 93 of 2022
In Life is Short Dean Rickles makes a case for why the limitation of a short life makes living meaningful. I’m not sure who the target audience of this book would be. It’s too complicated and technical for most people to read casually, and not novel or complex enough for those who are typically interested in philosophy. I didn’t dislike reading this but compared to 4,000 weeks, another short book covering the same material, I wouldn’t necessarily recommend it.
Thank you to the author, publisher, and NetGalley for access to the audiobook in exchange for my opinion.