F U, Booklog
Jan. 7th, 2010 11:56 amWow, was this ever not a highly intellectual stretch of reading. I think this particular log covers the last week of August into the beginning of September; I wonder what other thing I could possibly have been so focused on? ;-)
( 141. Dangerous Laughter — Steven Millhauser ) This book needed a strong editor’s hand and clearly did not get it.
( 142. Priest: Vol. 1 — Min-Woo Hyung ) With pacing like this to look forward to, I suspect I’ll be just as pokey when it comes to picking up the next volume.
( 143. Bitten — Ed. by Susie Bright ) That's how it should be done, guys.
( 144. F U, Penguin — Matthew Gasteier ) Is there something Mishaish about it? POSSIBLY.
( 145. Amulet: The Stonekeeper’s Curse — Kazu Kibuishi ) This is a great example of an author taking familiar fantasy tropes and making them his own—and a joy to read besides.
( 146. Scott Pilgrim’s Precious Little Life — Bryan Lee O’Malley ) Please justify my spending habits for me, kthx.
( 147. Juliet, Naked — Nick Hornby ) I really, really liked it—not enough to write thousands of words dissecting its every nuance on the internet, but I think we can all agree that that is ultimately a good thing.
( 148. The Bible Salesman — Clyde Edgerton ) I don't think I feel any different having read this book than I would have if I'd left it on the shelf.
( 149. The Guinea Pig Diaries — A.J. Jacobs ) I recommend trying The Know-It-All, as it’s still my favorite.
( 150. Shoplifting From American Apparel — Tao Lin ) perhaps I should read some of Lin’s short stories.
Total Reviews: 150/210
( 141. Dangerous Laughter — Steven Millhauser ) This book needed a strong editor’s hand and clearly did not get it.
( 142. Priest: Vol. 1 — Min-Woo Hyung ) With pacing like this to look forward to, I suspect I’ll be just as pokey when it comes to picking up the next volume.
( 143. Bitten — Ed. by Susie Bright ) That's how it should be done, guys.
( 144. F U, Penguin — Matthew Gasteier ) Is there something Mishaish about it? POSSIBLY.
( 145. Amulet: The Stonekeeper’s Curse — Kazu Kibuishi ) This is a great example of an author taking familiar fantasy tropes and making them his own—and a joy to read besides.
( 146. Scott Pilgrim’s Precious Little Life — Bryan Lee O’Malley ) Please justify my spending habits for me, kthx.
( 147. Juliet, Naked — Nick Hornby ) I really, really liked it—not enough to write thousands of words dissecting its every nuance on the internet, but I think we can all agree that that is ultimately a good thing.
( 148. The Bible Salesman — Clyde Edgerton ) I don't think I feel any different having read this book than I would have if I'd left it on the shelf.
( 149. The Guinea Pig Diaries — A.J. Jacobs ) I recommend trying The Know-It-All, as it’s still my favorite.
( 150. Shoplifting From American Apparel — Tao Lin ) perhaps I should read some of Lin’s short stories.
Total Reviews: 150/210