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blacklilly Books
Haruki Murakami - Norwegian Wood Brothers
Cormac McCarthy - The Road The Time Travellers' Wife
Russell Brand - My Booky Wook Inglorious Basterds
Eckhart Tolle - A New Earth Precious Haruki Murakami - Norwegian Wood Brothers
Cormac McCarthy - The Road The Time Travellers' Wife
Russell Brand - My Booky Wook Inglorious Basterds
Michael Chabon - Wonder Boys Up In The Air
Bright Star
An Education
I enjoyed "Bright Star", mainly because it's about tragic Romantic poets and an even more tragic doomed romance - appeals to the little Gothic teenager in me who used to hang around Thomas Grey's tomb in Stoke Poges churchyard. I can still quote chunks of that poem. Reminded me of reading my massive English Literature anthology in the laundry room at Vanburgh College at York University - all rhyming couplets, nightingales and the smell of washing powder.
Currently reading Steig Larsson's "The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo", which is found out in a Guardian podcast today was entitled "Why Men Hate Women" or something similar in the original Swedish. Which makes the statistics at the start of each Part a little more understandable. I seem to be surrounded by all things Swedish ever since I saw Opeth in Tokyo back in November. Really must get over there sometime.