What are you reading tonight?

>>21983723 (OP)

Thanks for asking, anon. You're so sweet.

>>21983723 (OP)

I'm trying to push through the first hundred pages of book #2 of the Wheel of Time but it's so fucking boring. I wasn't prepared for Robert Jordan to repeat himself so much. I've spent hours reading what could have been said in 20 minutes time. I've made myself 2 moscow mules with these though.

>>21983723 (OP)

for me it's East of Eden

Probably continue on with Napoleon: A Life, or the biography of Aleister Crowley I really should have finished by now.

Down the River, and then Tristram Shandy when I get in bed. I also bought Swift's Tale of a Tub today.

>>21983723 (OP)

Confessions of a Mask. I'm finishing up the last 50 pages. It's been a little bit of a slog not gonna lie, but the romance with Sonoko has breathed some new life. Reminding me of some of my favorite parts of Spring Snow. Maybe I just need a break from highly internal, psychological novels. I need something with a hint of danger next.

V

I'm finishing Deer Park by Norman Mailer. Oddly enough, it appears Mailer is going through a revival.

>>21983723 (OP)

I am watching NHL playoffs. The only time during the year that I rarely read. Working my way through Septology at night before bed

Which part are you at?

Chapter 29

>Which part are you at?

The part where he tells a joke.

I mean, the part with a rocket, and a conspiracy.

What do you wanna read in latin?

>>21983723 (OP)

The draft of the book I wrote

>>21983723 (OP)

Aaron’s Rod by DH Lawrence 

Durrell-Miller Letters

F Gardner's books are the best.

The Collector (for fun)

A 50 y/o virgin's memoir (for personal study)

The Bible (for fastidiousness and personal study)

Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince (for fun)

SHUT THE FUCK UP

>>21983723 (OP)

Buddenbrooks by Thomas Mann

Jonathan Riley-Smith's "The Crusades: A History"

I really hate this board

A book of classic horror stories called 'Compulsory Games' it's pure kino and very comfy

Mason &amp; Dixon (two thirds out of the way). I think I might pick V. as my next read but I'm still hesitant between reading it or just going straight for GR...



How good was V. to you ?

Finishing up left hand of darkness. Pretty enjoyable read interesting ideas and pretty easy to breeze through when it's not one of the chapters with one hundred made up alien names going back and forth

Crazy game eh

Yeah, my Krakheads are playing great despite conceding two immediately

Last 200 pages of the Book of the New Sun

St. Athanasius - On the Incarnation

Flaubert - the Temptation of St. Anthony



and a few chapters from Genesis.
