I've broken continuity. Returning from Boston (sweet merciful crap, I love that place), I had a internet free Spring Break, and returning to school, I had a spare time free week of work. Now, I return, with a list of books that should be purchased and immediately sent to me, as well as a link to a short article about one of my very favorite books of all time: Erasmus' The Praise of Folly, and a link to an article about John Steinbeck that hurt my feelings (but don't worry because I have two).
Books I want to read:
Nothing to be Frightened Of
Julian Barnes
Ruminations on death
Sputnik Caledonia
Andrew Crumey
Strange dystopian literature
This Secret Garden: Oxford Revisited
Justin Cartwright
Pure intellectual nostalgia
Three Studies for a Crucifixion
Francis Bacon
Don't know what its about, but what a wonderful title.
Drinking for England
Fergus Linnane
Famous British drunks
Mandeville
Matthew Francis
Poems based on the 14th century Travels of Sir John Mandeville
2 comments:
Jimmy I agree boston is one freaking sweet city I loved being there... where did you go and what did you get to see?
.phil
so, are you going to put more posts on this site, or should i just go to all the james gossip blogs for my updates? your throngs of adoring fans clamor out for MORE!
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