I am in here.
I believe that I have come to the end of my attempt at reading Infinite Jest. Is the book “too much” for me? Perhaps. Probably not. So why did I stop? Too much exposition. Too much detail and not enough reason to want that detail. The characters’ lives, both inner and outer, are spread before … Continue reading What to read: The Children's Book
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I always seem to have more than one book in the process of being read. Currently in the mix… “Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance” (Robert M. Pirsig) “And Only to Deceive” (Tasha Alexander) What I am considering going back to read very soon now… “Anathem” (Neal Stephenson)
David Baldacci visited our library last fall, so I am currently on a small Baldacci reading binge. His latest now out… “First Family” (David Baldacci)
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