did you read borges yet? no? dammit, man...


i went back to reread him and realized i had read him so many times it was hard to re-enter his verbal constructions. something about his sentences. true story.

No man. I honestly intend to. I'm barely reading at all these days. Work is killing me and I'm sick to boot.

The Wanderers - Richard Price

The film is great but this is one of my favourite novels ever.

Yes I am aware that this couldn't make me any cooler. Yes it is good and it's the perfect book after reading two hella depressing books before it.

finished reading Jay-Z's DECODED. Was awesome.

I volunteer at a charity shop and we have two Springsteen Bios on sale, neither of which are this one. How many Biographies does this man have?

Just started after my friend had a dramatic "im moving all my shit out" clearance of his stuff. I also got back my copy of Crooked Rain Crooked Rain that he never listened to, the twat

Not as many as Marilyn Monroe but more than Tiny Tim. Not enough to put simply. They don't call him the boss for no reason.

Volume 11 of Oyasumi Punpun

:(

That's two-thirds of a good book.

I am reading these two books. checked them out of the library I work at.

The Neon Rain - James Lee Burke

Halfway through Cat's Cradle, hence the new sig.

Just finished this:




Moving on to this:




I really don't think I could have picked a better book to follow up. If it's good, that is.

Reading Sandman: Brief Lives


The library I work at has the three volumes of sandman I never read. checked them out!!!!!!!

finally read the zeppelin book Hammer Of The Gods
read it within 24 hours, which not often that happens
i once read Confusion Is Next in less the 24 hours the first time i read it

next book on the pile i've been meaning to read since x.mas
Iron Man by Toni Iommi

American Gods is one of the best novels I've read in a long time, epic good. Anasansi Boys was ok, but I have been very interested in what you've got there. I am reading this:

http://ecimages.kobobooks.com/Image....I0tw&Type=Full

Count of Monte Cristo was the first epic and classic novel I ever read, and I've loved Dumas ever since. However I really haven't been able to read the Muskateer serials, but I have finally given this one a third try and its paying off. Not quite as much as I enjoyed The Hunchback of Notre Dame, but still classic Dumas, sensory overload with engagingly witty dialogue and cinematic narration which predated film by a century!