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June Reading
Two books finished so far for the month of June! Stephen King's On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft, a part-memoir, part-instructional-but-not-really will have a permanent place on my shelf. It's everything I ever wanted in a book about fiction writing: his experiences are both entertaining and insightful. He talks at length about writing Carrie ( Read more... ) -
Another book to check off my reading list, and some tummy woes. Again.
One of the times I'm truly grateful for my job's employee attendance credit system: for the 2nd time this month(!?) I've fallen prey to a humiliating bout of tummy upset, but this time I have had to call-out at work not once, but twice this week! But luckily for me, I have earned more than enough attendance credits, and will only be deducted two ( Read more... ) -
I'm doing nothing and you can't stop me.
Been listening to this band for the last 30 minutes, and while I'm digging their whole dream!pop vibe, I'm feeling freakin' depressed just listening to them. I'm not saying I hate their music, quite the opposite actually but why am I'm suddenly wallowing in meloncholy right now? Hmm ( Read more... ) -
Not again! The Bad Reader in me has struck again.
Three chapters into Ruth Rendell's The Water's Lovely and I just couldn't stick with it! Argh! *throws book into the box marked for re-sell* I regret nothing.
Really tempted to just grab the other Kate Morton novel, The Distant Hours from the bottom of The Stack, but it's a recent purchase and I'm trying to go through The Stack by date of ( Read more... ) -
The Book Stack of Many Names.
I finished Kate Morton's The Forgotten Garden last night! I picked it back up after a two and a half weeks of ignoring it and I couldn't put it down. I even gave myself an excuse to have a hot bath just so I could continue reading it. I tossed the biggest bath bomb I owned into the tub and had a lovely soak while reading. I finished the book ( Read more... )