reading list

[vagenna]

Three of my classes are now finished (finnish? xb?) and I'm sitting here, with 20 something papers left to grade tonight, and there's a book laying next to me and its crying my name. and i'm caving into its wiley ways

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[red_lego_dino]

Tell me when you get home so that we can visit! As far as books to read, Jesus' Son by Dennis Erdrich is good. It's a book of short stories. So is Dreaming in Cuban...I can't remember the author. Do you have any suggestions for political like books for me to read? I'm trying to know more about politics. I took a poli sci class this semester and I really liked it!

[vagenna]

I'll be getting home on the June 2nd, but i'm not sure when I start work. as for political books, i don't really read much in the way of political books, I prefer novels...don't want to loose the literary side of me :) I *do* recommend Al Franken's "Lies and the Lying liars who tell them: a fair and balanced look at the right" its brilliant and hilarious, and right on target.

[keenween]

I don't know what kind of books you like...
Have you read Ishmael? can't remember the author off the top of my head, but a copy lurks somewhere in the Hall

[fibonacci]

ishmael is by daniel quinn, i think. even better in my opinion is david abram's the spell of the sensuous and anything by wendell berry. both nonfiction.
fiction: the blind assassin, margaret atwood. balzac and the little chinese seamstress. (i forget who by..) lady chatterley's lover . which suprisingly is a pretty radical eco-friendly book. plus the sex. : ) now you send me some...