Sunday Morning Subtle But Obvious Organized Self Abuse Swim Club

I have a lot of memories, I seem to not be able to shut up the monkey mind, I over analyze. I now get to do all that while learning to type.

Sunday, December 04, 2005

This weeks books


The Kite Runner
Yum. Delicious, sad and satisfying. Makes me despair of ever being a good author when the competition is that fierce.

The Mad Scientist’s Club
Again. This is total stress relief mind candy. I love it, a childhood favourite reread many times.

Woman On The Edge Of Time
Again. A really good read, I was looking for help getting the creative juices flowing about mad women and time travel for my final project in Eng. Lit. It worked.

Women Of The Asylum - Voices From Behind The Walls 1840-1945
Another for my Eng. project. Wuh, really, really intense. Just bleedin' awful in fact, but a really important book.

The Eyre Affair
Another for my project, time travel, lycanthropy, stolen manuscripts, a never ending Crimean war, alternate realities where literary characters come to life, (hence the title). I haven’t quite finished it but it is just wacky and fun. What the hell life is short, might as well read a goofy ass book now and then eh?

4 Comments:

At 12/04/2005 6:39 PM, Blogger nigel paddell said...

I just got "Holidays On Ice" by David Sedaris.
I needed something to read in the car and it's a short one.

 
At 12/04/2005 9:17 PM, Blogger Stella Magdalen said...

A classmate just gave me a copied chapter to read from the book where he's talking about his first teaching job.
I never read him before, he's fucking hilarious.
A couple of us were reading them and disrupting the class, we were laughing so hard.
I gotta get me some 'o' dat.
But, umm, are you implying you're reading while driving? But thats just plain dangerous Nigel.

 
At 12/05/2005 4:55 PM, Blogger nigel paddell said...

I have to take a "sanity break" at work and read in the car to get the brain back in tune.
If I run out of books I could get loopy.

 
At 12/05/2005 6:17 PM, Blogger Stella Magdalen said...

Ahh thats a better explanation, I use childrens books for that and shockingly enough the occasional harlequin romance. Pure fluff. After all how will we know what's good if we don't know what's trashy.

 

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