I just finished
We Need to Talk about Kevin, by Lionel Shriver, and I re-read
Lake Wobegon Days on the flight from Shanghai to Hong Kong. Now I'm on to Anne Tyler's
Digging to America and Tony Judt's
Postwar: A History of Europe since 1945.
-Summer Block
Heidi Julavits' new one,
The Uses of EnchantmentFaulkner's
Light in August, which I've had and not read for so long that the bottom edges of the pages have soaked up the wood stain from my bookshelf.
And then an excellent poetry anthology by some New England folks I know:
The Powow River Poets Anthology.
-Andrew Whitacre
Carry Me Across the Water - Ethan Canin
Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close - John Safran Foer
Micro Fiction - Edited by Jerome Stern
Ravens in Winter - Bernd Heinrich
-Drew McNaughton
everything by Amos Tutuola
everything by Daniel Pinchbeck
Remainder by Tom McCarthy
-Ross Simonini
Labels: fiction, poetry, staff reading
posted by Matt Borondy at 12/19/2006 04:28:00 AM 
