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Maystache is taking shape. I'm hoping I can count on Ryan and Jacob. I'm going to try and correspond it with a new tattoo and pair of glasses. It'll be like my own personal makeover. If you're interested in sporting a mustache for 31 glorious days - you should considered Maystache!
Next week looks promising with the release of the Band of Horses album, the Mates of State's newest full length, and I'm going to pick up the newest Some By Sea album.
This weekend I stopped by Tacoma's Black Water cafe...it was nice despite the underage hipsterdom. Whatever.
26/06 Update:
I may read Don Quixote next month recommendations on translations? I've heard good things about Edith Grossman, just not sure though. After stalling on the Secret History I've picked it up again and will finish it, with all hope, by mid-week.
I'm not posting reviews - but if you are interested in anything - or have suggestions - just post a comment. I'll be happy to post a short review, or even read a suggestion, assuming it's not a bad suggestion.
Read:
Memories of My Melancholy Whores -- by Gabriel Garcia Marquez
The Year of Magical Thinking -- by Joan Didion
Slow Man -- by J. M. Coetzee
Donor-Centered Fundraising -- by Penelope Burk
Nine Horses : Poems -- by Billy Collins
This Shape We're In -- by Jonathan Lethem
The Secret History -- by Donna Tartt
Currently:
Blankets -- by Craig Thompson
On Photography -- by Susan Sontag
Upcoming:
Oh the Glory of It All -- by Sean Wilsey
Don Quixote -- by Miguel de Cervantes
Consider the Lobster : And Other Essays -- by David Foster Wallace
Indecision : A Novel -- by Benjamin Kunkel
How to Be Alone : Essays -- by Jonathan Franzen
Home Land : A Novel --by Sam Lipsyte
Next week looks promising with the release of the Band of Horses album, the Mates of State's newest full length, and I'm going to pick up the newest Some By Sea album.
This weekend I stopped by Tacoma's Black Water cafe...it was nice despite the underage hipsterdom. Whatever.
26/06 Update:
I may read Don Quixote next month recommendations on translations? I've heard good things about Edith Grossman, just not sure though. After stalling on the Secret History I've picked it up again and will finish it, with all hope, by mid-week.
I'm not posting reviews - but if you are interested in anything - or have suggestions - just post a comment. I'll be happy to post a short review, or even read a suggestion, assuming it's not a bad suggestion.
Read:
Memories of My Melancholy Whores -- by Gabriel Garcia Marquez
The Year of Magical Thinking -- by Joan Didion
Slow Man -- by J. M. Coetzee
Donor-Centered Fundraising -- by Penelope Burk
Nine Horses : Poems -- by Billy Collins
This Shape We're In -- by Jonathan Lethem
The Secret History -- by Donna Tartt
Currently:
Blankets -- by Craig Thompson
On Photography -- by Susan Sontag
Upcoming:
Oh the Glory of It All -- by Sean Wilsey
Don Quixote -- by Miguel de Cervantes
Consider the Lobster : And Other Essays -- by David Foster Wallace
Indecision : A Novel -- by Benjamin Kunkel
How to Be Alone : Essays -- by Jonathan Franzen
Home Land : A Novel --by Sam Lipsyte