Linux Journal: 3-in-1: Mini Book Reviews

"Living in the suburbs of Seattle, I was happy to learn that I could ride the commuter train into town for my new job. Not only did it cut my commute time, but I was able to spend the time it did take reading. Because not everyone has the luxury of an extra few hours a week to slog through their reading list, I thought I'd better do something to share my lucky break before I started feeling guilty.

"I'm not about to give up my new-found reading time, so maybe the best way to share is to let you know about the books I've had a chance to read. In addition to a short review of each book, I'll rate them on a scale of one to ten (be forewarned, I don't give out many tens).

"This time around, I've got three titles to tell you about: Extending and Embedding Perl, LDAP Programming, Management, and Integration and An Introduction to Programming in Emacs Lisp, 2nd Edition..."

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