What'cha Reading?

[Nomendei]

[SurrealisticSlumbers]

That Was Then, This is Now By S.E. Hinton

[Jaguar]

Greed on Trial: Doctors and Patients Unite to Fight Big Insurance by Theresa Barta

[ceecee]

Caddyshack: The Making of a Hollywood Cinderella Story by Chris Nashawaty.

[cascadeco]

The Annotated H.P. Lovecraft, just finished the first volume yesterday, rounding it up with 'Mountains of Madness'. Going to start the second volume soon. Really enjoying them, and never read them before.

Am also re-reading the 'Hyperion' sci-fi series.

Am also still in the midst of reading all of Chekov's short stories.

[Lark]

I'm working through The Moth, the book of the spoken word podcast, The Last Asylum, which is about someone having a breakdown and being confined to an asylum just when care in the community lead to their closure, and 19 essays in tribute to The Twilight Zone, some of which are way better than others, I was thinking of keeping this book because I like Twilight Zone the classic series a lot but its been disappointing so when I've read it I'm getting rid of it.

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Reading articles on recent astronomy discoveries. ATM one on star formation cycles in the Milky Way’s history.

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The War of Art: Winning the Inner Creative Battle: Steven Pressfield, George Guidall: 0889290380265: Amazon.com: Books

[Qlip]

I just finished Steppenwolf by Hesse. I started in on it thinking that I understood its angle, thinking it was about a turn-of-the-20th century hipster by a turn-of-the-20th century hipster amidst the backdrop of an impending world war. I was enjoying it on that level, feeling accepting about the subject, assuming that hipsterdom just hadn't been adequately explored and as such the tropes felt a little naive, though interestingly written. Then it went on to fuck my brain.

[Jaguar]

Every Day Is Extra by John Kerry