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Funny, and informative.

That's probably my 2nd favorite of his! It's pretty underappreciated I think. Enjoy.

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Not sure if I already posted this, but I saw the nutcracker at Christmas and got inspired to read some pre-WWI stuff. Interesting book overall so far, written in an almost a A People's History of Europe style.

I love her! I've read part of this and it's good. Have you read her book about the space program? It's excellent.

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A collection of Anton Chekov's short stories. Very good so far. I'm begining to understand why so many writers cite him as an influence.

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My friend lent me this. It's pretty good.

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This, too. I didn't think I'd understand it, but it's going good right now. If I were to just dive into the middle of the book I'd be so confused. Mr. Hawking does a good job of introducing us to the basic concepts before hitting us with black holes and uncertainty principles. Also, it's illustrated!

Re: Batlord, no, but I just purchased Spook.

This.

I ****en loved Galapagos!

I'm reading both the Blind Assassin and
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sooooo good.

Wait till he third one. **** gets stupid.

I am reading Midnight At The Dragon Cafe by Judy Fong Bates. Its for a Diasporic Literatures class.