Books and the blogger who loves them |
Monday, November 07, 2005 |
A lot of people know that I don't need much sleep to function daily, and when I'm not sleeping, I'm either browsing the Internet, watching a movie, playing music, having drinks in a bar or reading.
I can be somewhat impulsive when it comes to books. If someone recommends a book to me, I pretty much immediately buy it and start in on it. So, here's my list of what's rotating on my "now reading" list.
The Novel 100 by Daniel S. Burt The Undertaking by Thomas Lynch It Can't Happen Here by Sinclair Lewis American Poetry Since 1915 by Stephen Stepanchev Will in the World by Stephen Greenblatt To the Lighthouse by Virginia Woolf Ten Theories of Human Nature by Leslie Stevenson & David L. Haberman
See, that's too many books to be switching out night after night (and that's not even counting the poetry books for which I need to read and write reviews). I need to prioritize.
This where you, dear Pimplomat readers, can help. Out of those books listed, please tell me which one I should be primarily reading (I'm about in the same place in all of them).
Thank you. |
posted by pimplomat @ 10:47 PM |
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3 Comments: |
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I like the way The Undertaking sounds. kinda kinky. but somehow professional.
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Yes, yes, I hear that the funeral business is quite kinky. I'm definitely in the wrong job.
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Finally, jeezus. Some sort of blog thing that you update and I can respond to.
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I like the way The Undertaking sounds. kinda kinky. but somehow professional.