Red Mosquito

cormac mccarthy can drown in shallow creek for all i care

Malloy wrote:cormac mccarthy can drown in shallow creek for all i care

That sounds like something one of his characters would say.

I just finished The Book Thief by Markus Zusak. What a fantastic read, beautifully done. It's kinda haunting me though - that idea of how incredibly bad we can be to each other, yet there are still little moments of beauty everywhere, if you are willing to look. The human powers of hate and evil and strength and love.

Really enjoyed it.

I've really wanted to read that for a long time. Stuff just keeps piling up and cutting in line. My next book is set. But maybe the one after that.

Harry Lime wrote:Just waiting for that new book, Cormac. It has only been seven years.

I guess he's near completion.

Is he? I thought he was working on that film, hadn't heard much about a new book.

The Road

Finally finished up The Golden Notebook. Now I'm on to this:



Mystery Pill by Kevin Davis

durdencommatyler wrote:Finally finished up The Golden Notebook. Now I'm on to this:



Mystery Pill by Kevin Davis

I've been meaning to get that.

It's pretty fantastic. I'd highly recommend it.

Aw thanks Joey.

Kevin Davis wrote:Aw thanks Joey.

I saw a Kevin davis post in a&e and really hoped it was the equestria girls thread.

Today i bought:

Neil Gaiman -American Gods

Anthony Bourdain - A Cook's Tour: In Search of the Perfect Meal.

Kevin Davis wrote:Aw thanks Joey.

I read, "Eventually, the mind becomes accustomed to certain patterns, structures, and voicings, which creates a problem when one's desire for familiarity is perpetually at odds with one's need to be surprised," and I thought to myself, 'enter Tom Waits.'

You've absolutely pinpointed what I love about Waits and why his music has had such a profound impact on my life in the last couple of years. I didn't even know that I was looking for a definition. But if anyone ever asks me again why I love Tom Waits, I'm quoting you.

Monkey_Driven wrote:The Road

Good book and surprisingly good film too.

LetMeSleep wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:The Road

Good book and surprisingly good film too.

never saw the movie, but the book was dark man. Really dark.

VinylGuy wrote:

LetMeSleep wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:The Road

Good book and surprisingly good film too.

never saw the movie, but the book was dark man. Really dark.

Read it and saw it months later, both while my wife was pregnant. It messed with me for a while.

The Wolf Gift by Anne Rice. Having trouble getting motivated to finish it.

LetMeSleep wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

LetMeSleep wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:The Road

Good book and surprisingly good film too.

never saw the movie, but the book was dark man. Really dark.

Read it and saw it months later, both while my wife was pregnant. It messed with me for a while.

Shit!! that book should be left alone during those moments of hapiness....

the true story of fatima by father john de marchi