now reading

[Tessellation]

Soon to be a Major Motion Picture: a novel

Sirens of Titan-Vonnegut


Before the Animation (Disney concept art)

POP ART

[wild light]

stiff: the curious lives of human cadavers - mary roach
my bloody life: the making of a latin king - reymundo sanchez
the human brain - isaac asimov

[partialbirth]

I'm reading By the Light of the Moon by Dean R. Koontz

[Mooney]

messier, by jeff z. klein

first book i've read in many, many years.

[twice]

Originally posted by Ttravis Mmeekz
I was reading Kundera - The Book of Laughter and Forgetting until about 3 weeks ago when I switched to Vonnegut's Player Piano.

I was so close to the end of kundera's and now I have little interest in going back. fuck

have you picked up Identity or The Last Waltz?

[Travis Meekz]

Originally posted by twice


have you picked up Identity or The Last Waltz?

I stopped reading identity about 1/4 the way through. Couldn't get in to it. The last waltz would be my next pick....good?

[melombar]

Just finished Life of Pi. I'm now reading Atlas Shrugged.

[twice]

Originally posted by Ttravis Mmeekz


I stopped reading identity about 1/4 the way through. Couldn't get in to it. The last waltz would be my next pick....good?

wow. beg your pardon- it's Farewell Waltz. i suppose that's what the blending of alcohol, time and media confusion results in. i read it a couple of years ago- so from that standpoint- i felt it was different from his other works in that he hinted philosophical standpoints rather than entered the book as the writer to explain them. i enjoyed his approach towards the structure of the story- the intertwining of the characters. essentially the plot is somewhat predictable- you know it's building up to this grand finale so you can close the book and sigh- as if you've accomplished putting a puzzle together or you know, whatever- but if i recall correctly, that's all it does. still worth reading, though.