What are you reading?

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#103

Just bought the tweedy book on Amazon. Itā€™s on sale too. Excited to read it someday.

#104

same here

#105

Cosmic co-virgo twins. :sunglasses:

#106

Itā€™s fun/good/interesting. Kind of like when he talks at the Wilco shows. Youā€™ll really enjoy it. The audiobook is supposed to be pretty good, too. I might give it a listen after I finish reading the book.

#107

The Doll-Master and other tales of terror by Joyce Carol Oates. Not your typical collection of the genre. Sheā€™s a very good writer. I know youā€™ve heard of her. :slight_smile:

#108

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#109

Finished The Great Believers a bit ago. Highly recommend!

#110

New Huellebecq is out in French. Me, I gotta wait for the translation.

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#112

I just finished Fair Thee Well by Joel Selvin.

It is the story of the post-Jerry Grateful Dead and goes all the way up to their big 3-concert extravaganza. Interesting how everything he/they stood for got washed away in their search for continuation.

It is a good read and I enjoyed it. Very informative.

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#114

I thought he was related to Julian Schnabel so I googledā€¦I guess not.

#115

Ha, no, donā€™t think soā€¦

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A little dry but amazing. I have the 8th edition and just upgraded. I donā€™t partake anything stronger than tea anymore, but if I did this would be the ā€œresearch guideā€.

#118

Waiting for This Storm, the new James Ellroy (May 30th), now reading The Border by Don Winslow. Very good, heā€™s right up there with Ellroy.

#119

You get the new Huellebecq? Itā€™s only out in French and Spanish I think, but Iā€™m not sure if you read either of those languages.

They seem to have delayed the US release from April/May (now) until 2020.

#120

Yes, thatā€™s up next, the Dutch translation came out two weeks ago.

Also bought Wayne Kramerā€™s biography, The Hard Stuff.