Hate to be that guy, but--read it in Spanish already. It's okay. More "The Skating Rink" than "Amulet"
VinylGuy wrote:its really tiresome to see these ¨good guys¨ talking about any political stuff in tv while also being kinda funny and hip and cool....its just...please enough of this shit.
Harry Lime wrote:I picked up a dense bio on the great Ted Williams. I'll get to it some day.
Was that the one that came out like 2 months ago? I think it's called "The Kid"?
That's the one! I'm anxious to read about his WWII years.
I've got a story. I was the BU Barnes and Noble the week before Christmas (this is across the street from Fenway, basically, if you've never been there) and the author of that book was doing a signing; they just had a small table set up near the register with one copy of his book standing up on it. But everybody in the store was there doing holiday shopping, and we saw no fewer than three people walk up to him and ask him where something was in the store and each time he reacted by frustratingly seething between his teeth: "I'm an author." I felt bad for the guy but also it was a good laugh.
Harry Lime wrote:I picked up a dense bio on the great Ted Williams. I'll get to it some day.
Was that the one that came out like 2 months ago? I think it's called "The Kid"?
That's the one! I'm anxious to read about his WWII years.
I've got a story. I was the BU Barnes and Noble the week before Christmas (this is across the street from Fenway, basically, if you've never been there) and the author of that book was doing a signing; they just had a small table set up near the register with one copy of his book standing up on it. But everybody in the store was there doing holiday shopping, and we saw no fewer than three people walk up to him and ask him where something was in the store and each time he reacted by frustratingly seething between his teeth: "I'm an author." I felt bad for the guy but also it was a good laugh.
Being a relatively unknown author at your own book signing has to be just as torturous as being a door to door salesman. Oh, the humility.
Tennessee Williams biography. My interest in the death of American small towns is the only thing keeping me from throwing this book out the window. I'd hate to see what The Iceman Cometh would become in this creep's hands.