I don't know what she's enjoying but "Travels..." is a perfect beach book for me.

The contrast between the text and the reading venue is notable.

I finished The Red Tree 2 weeks ago and was disappointed in the ending but, upon reflection, it was very strong. My opinion has flipped. It's interesting how that can happen; an effect of powerful writing. It's a raunchy, ghostly story with a hard-ass unreliable lesbian narrator.

It's been on my to-read list for ages (640 pages) but it's time to dive in. I need to finish it before the era it's set in: 3589!

A review of the monster craze in popular culture in the 60's. If you lived it, you'll love this book for nostalgic reasons. I still have this Aurora model!

Dr. Symes saw his chance and got his statement out. He said, “I don‘t know what the poets of Belize are doing this morning but I can tell you what they should be doing. They should all be in their little rooms composing memorials to that grand lady.”

This is the story of my childhood! All about the monster craze in popular culture.