Here is what Mark K. Brown read last month:
Neuromancer by William Gibson 7/23
Slow Learner by Thomas Pynchon 7/26
Anti-Sartre, with an Essay on Camus by Colin Wilson 7/27
Mark is traveling, so he has less reading time. He also is plugging away on Charles Rosen's The Classical Style.
Here's what I read in July:
The Warlord of Greenline Town, J. Kenton Pierce.
The Story of Russia, Orlando Figes.
Kakistocracy: Why Populism Ends in Disaster, Richard Hanania.
Fly On The Tale Of The Tribe: A Rollercoaster Ride With Robert Anton Wilson, Steven James Pratt.
Master Alvin, Orson Scott Card.
Starting in July, I am trying each month to read at least two books nominated for next year's Prometheus Award (I am a judge), hence the Pierce and the Card.
So, what did you read last month?
3 comments:
I think a typo crept in. Gibson wrote Neuromancer; one of my favorite books.
I read Sylvie and Bruno and Sylvie and Bruno Concluded by Lewis Carroll, my second time. Highly recommended!
Also Wonderful Tonight by Pattie Boyd. She is the ex-wife of both George Harrison and Eric Clapton. The songs "Something" and "Laylah" were written about her, among others. She is also the one who turned the Beatles on to Transcendental Meditation. Several of the songs from The White Album were written when they went to India for a TM retreat.
I read Fly's book and wrote a review of it when it came out. Another great read!
Fixed the typo.
I read David Thomson’s A Sudden Flicker of Light. Great stuff.
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