Where I write, Same As It Ever Was. A blog of the incurably eclectic.
Ahh, so let me tell you what happen today!
I went to B&N and Hastings and I happen to find some pretty cool freaking books. All in the adult section and all right up my alley!
The first one is called The Troop by Nick Cutter. At the bottom of the book, it said “A novel of terror” and that...
Book of all books, massive thing I can hardly lift, every though lies in you, all human possibilities. Everything I feel, every thing that can be felt, lies waiting to be described in combinations of the words you contain.
Webster, Greg Bear.
The definition of a dictionary.
Today, Nook has a romance novel as its Free Friday offering. I think I will read it. This is a first. I usually do not read girly novels. I find them uninteresting as there is no manly action plots. So today, I push at what may turn out to be a false truth.
Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy reading
photo: Alex G. Ramos
…he fakes being well-read by thumbing through the first and last chapters of any book he hears about and obsessively devouring reviews in lieu of the real thing. He does this not because he’s incurious, but because there’s a bigger social reward for being able to talk about books than for actually reading them. – William Deresiewicz, Prof. English, Yale
http://volunteer11.blogspot.com/2018/12/the-door-of-life-part-two.html
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