Tuesday, January 11, 2005
What's that you ask? What have I been reading lately? Several books.
Under The Banner Of Heaven by Jon Krakauer, a rather scary book about Mormon fundamentalists and why we should shun them.
Riven Rock by T. Coraghessan Boyle, a novel about a high-class woman and her insatiable love for her catatonic husband, set in the early days of the American womens' suffrage movement.
The Pythons by The Pythons, a huge coffee table book (that my family failed to get me for Christmas so I had to buy for myself) all about Monty Python, of which comedy troupe I am an unabashed fan. Such pathetitude.
White Noise by Don DeLillo, a rather postmodern novel I'm having trouble wrapping my brain around, mostly because all I've read of it so far was on the airplane in the throes of post-vacation groggs.
Comics & Sequential Art by Will Eisner, an authoritative reference which I've been combing for inspiration. As usual, I only seem to appreciate people moments after they pass away.
Is it abnormal to attempt to read so many books at a time? Who knows.
Under The Banner Of Heaven by Jon Krakauer, a rather scary book about Mormon fundamentalists and why we should shun them.
Riven Rock by T. Coraghessan Boyle, a novel about a high-class woman and her insatiable love for her catatonic husband, set in the early days of the American womens' suffrage movement.
The Pythons by The Pythons, a huge coffee table book (that my family failed to get me for Christmas so I had to buy for myself) all about Monty Python, of which comedy troupe I am an unabashed fan. Such pathetitude.
White Noise by Don DeLillo, a rather postmodern novel I'm having trouble wrapping my brain around, mostly because all I've read of it so far was on the airplane in the throes of post-vacation groggs.
Comics & Sequential Art by Will Eisner, an authoritative reference which I've been combing for inspiration. As usual, I only seem to appreciate people moments after they pass away.
Is it abnormal to attempt to read so many books at a time? Who knows.
