My July #bookspin (history repeating from 2020) is still a pick. Duels are still absurd.
Evidently I‘m re-reading this…and am the most recent poster (2020). 🤣 And again for BookSpin. (I don‘t consider this cheating)
Evidently I‘m re-reading this…and am the most recent poster (2020). 🤣 And again for BookSpin. (I don‘t consider this cheating)
Posting to save and listen to when I‘m not at work, and to share an interview with with Litsy of one of my favorite authors on Wisconsin public radio. https://www.wpr.org/listen/2114876?mibextid=Zxz2cZ
A mystical tattoo kicks off Graham Patterson's wild ride into the lives he could have lived and could still choose, if he's willing to leave his current life behind. A whimsical look at what it means to live a good life, whether a special life is better than a happy but ordinary existence, how vital it is to appreciate the small moments. I didn't quite love this, but Neil Gaiman and Joe Hill did, so maybe it's me. Certainly an interesting read.
And surrealist as ever, Jonathan Carroll‘s newest book takes a look at what if we took a different path, how we‘re connected through time and history and future, and the mysterious tattoo that made the magic happen. Read this a while ago… catching up on book posts.
Finally starting this book after waiting soooo long for an English version of the newest novel from my favorite author. I am feeling good about it. I enjoy when something starts with a quote that could be foreshadow, and so many feelings of where this could go with these quotes.