Junot Diaz: Brief Wondrous Life Of Oscar Wao
The most unique narrative voice I've read in a while. I am finding this hard to put down.
Rebecca Rosenblum: Once
If you're my age and you live in Toronto, these stories are about you.
Milan Kundera: Unbearable Lightness Of Being
I bet you're jealous of my literary cred. Admit it, you're jealous aren't you?
Thomas L Friedman: World Is Flat
The course of globalization in the 20th century - causes, motivations, outcomes. This is a book about economics, politics, sociology and history that reads like a comfortable conversation.
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This is a photo of my street from last year, but it has already looked like this twice in December. In the back of my apartment there are wooden steps I have to take to get to the garbage and green bins. What used to be four distinct steps is now a treacherous incline plane of frozen snow and ice that I slipped down last week, tossing empty cans and boxes into the air like dangerous confetti.
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Stacey i just wanted to thankyou for that fantastic mental image involving your recycling being scattered through the air.
Posted by: Grimes | January 07, 2009 at 06:02 PM