what are you reading today?

[jyoni]

^^ that's my favorite Bukowski book

curled up with these right now

[CBM]

Equity & Trusts (PhotoBooth Mirror concept)

=(

So bored.

[Biff15]

[emfa123]

finished it today. great book.

[enatoka]

is this good so far santos? i'm just going to start journey to the end of the night.

oh and i am almost done with

[tac0tron]

[jyoni]

[santos]

is this good so far santos? i'm just going to start journey to the end of the night.

I didn't like it as much as Journey or Installment but it was more entertaining than North or Castle2C.

[sistersuzie]

Venus in Furs and other Letters

(the only pic i could find for that edition)

[salaryman]

[jyoni]

[Biff15]

...been looking at this for a little while now...

how is it so far?

[benz5521]

Should last me the next couple weeks...

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[jyoni]

...been looking at this for a little while now...

how is it so far?

It's excellent. If you like your fiction raw and brutal, you'll enjoy it.

[ericdw]

just finished savage detective, which was good

then the road, which was great

and now downtown owl by chuck klosterman. not impressed. really like his nonfiction, but this isn't great.

[Biff15]

...just started on this

[chantheman]

re-read before the movie comes out

[santos]

[Biff15]

...finished 'The Road' today...

now onto this:

[quarry]

june issue

[sistersuzie]

[emfa123]

Decided to re-read Animal Farm. The last time I remember reading it was back in high school.

[capa]

Taking me awhile to get through The Trial by Kafka. Finished The Dharma Bums a few weeks back and enjoyed that.

[alexryb]

for the 103920482093820385th time.

[jl.1212]

just finished on the road for the first time, was so good

now reading Madame Bovary by Flaubert

[theslowestdank]

this and the lacoste associate's handbook. got a job, start tomorrow.

[tac0tron]

[redgrail]

de Botton is a personal favorite. Enjoy that.

Started

Good so far. Messud is really gifted at relaying thought processes and fleshing out characters. Recommended.

[femelle]

I wonder how many times I've seen "On the Road" and "the Road" in this thread.

[salaryman]

Good so far. Messud is really gifted at relaying thought processes and fleshing out characters. Recommended.

I read this, liked it enough. The characters were interesting and dialogue was sharp. Liked the new york vibe.

But, right before I read this I was reading a lot of greek plays, and I always feel like when I've been reading classical stuff and then jump to modern fiction it feels too new. I don't want to say too easy, but maybe.