Wow I’m behind. (On posting, not on reading. I’m actually ahead on reading.) To catch up, here are the recent books in order: Book Lust by Nancy Pearl: I think maybe you’re supposed to pick your way through this book,… Read more ›
I finished Eats, Shoots and Leaves, and it did not dissapoint. I’m recommending it to almost everyone I know. It does have me rabidly watching my usage of commas for instances that they should be semi-colons, and my apostrophes are… Read more ›
For the sake of completeness, here are the books I read from March 19-March 28 when I wasn’t posting. Never Cross A Vampire by Stuart Kaminksy, an entertaining mystery involving both Bela Lugosi and William Faulkner. Lighten Up by Cheiko… Read more ›
Rereading a previous post I had a brain flash- the song with the lyrics “Where you once belonged” is Get Back by the Beatles. I don’t know why I didn’t remember that before.
I realize I haven’t posted in a long time, which doesn’t mean I haven’t been reading, or that I haven’t had things to say about the books I read. Or maybe it does. I’m not really sure. After going into… Read more ›
Keeping up the observation that there are connections between the books I read, I noticed that the last 2 books I’ve read are both reminiscent of other books that I love. Society of Friends by Kelly Cherry completly enthralled me,… Read more ›
In the last couple of days I finished Hercule Poirot’s Casebook– 700+ pages of Agatha Christie goodness, some of which I’d previously read; Diary by Chuck Palahniuk, which I think is his best work yet; and Where You Once Belonged… Read more ›
I’d like it noted that I could be counting the book I’m currently reading, Hercule Poirot’s Case book, as 7- as its a collection of Poirot Investigates, Dead Man’s Mirror, the Regatta Mystery, Labors of Hercules, Three blind Mice, the… Read more ›
So I finished Live From New York, which I very much enjoyed. The format was nice, easy to pick up and put down as needed- a nice airplane book, which was useful as I’ve been on planes lately. I went… Read more ›
I’m currently reading Live from New York by Tom Shales & James Andrew Miller and thoroughly enjoying it. I remember my dad watching what I later figured out to be SNL when I was young, but I never really got… Read more ›
