what's everybody reading these days? Storming the Gates of Paradise: Landscapes for Politics by Rebecca Solnit is what i'm reading
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Mats on da Move
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wim commented on 08.04.08
I am reading "frida kahllo"
Jim commented on 12.01.07
No, but I have a facsimile of one of the "book of hours", which is only a fracton of the time it will take me to start this wretched machine--ah ha---"u press button "A", then watch for pleasant memories--oh really----
robert k commented on 11.30.07
jim, have you seen the medevial tech support video that is one youtube? brilliant
robert k commented on 11.30.07
SE one way to deal with that looming inevitability that you are feeling is to realize that actually humans define the landscape. As the quote goes 'nature knows nothing of itself.' It is the particular human element in control that is doing the defining at this present moment is what makes things depressing.
jim commented on 11.30.07
I'm currently reading the instruction manual for my new DVD--translated from NW Mongolian--u take red cable and dishwash--then dishwash back to --mine eyes doth meet in the middle---
Chaf commented on 11.30.07
I'm in between reads right now. The last one was The Westies. The story of the Irish mob during the 60's-80's Westside Manhattan.
Sleepeasy commented on 11.30.07
Brilliant picture by the way, of this man clutching his book.
Sleepeasy commented on 11.30.07
Yours sounds like a depressing book, rk. Seeing as how most of us are defined by our landscape, how can anything ever change? Unless we migrate. And would that do anyone much good?
Sleepeasy commented on 11.30.07
I'm reading DH Lawrence's Sons & Lovers but finding it rather tedious. Considering giving it up and reading Jonathan Coe's fifth, The Closed Circle instead.
Smart Set commented on 11.30.07
I am reading "Fall From Grace", a Victorian detective yarn by David Ashton.