Future Crimes by Marc Goodman is the nonfiction book I've recommended most often this year. It's a compelling, accessible, sophisticated look at how the ever-accelerating pace of technological change is making us exponentially more vulnerable. Nail-biting case studies, in-depth analysis, and data-driven arguments make this a must read for... pretty much any human with a smart phone. Oh, and if you ever want to write a technothriller yourself, there are untold numbers of premises to be mined from this tome.

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