I've been toggling back and forth between Life With Picasso, by Francoise Gilot and a writer named Carlton Lake, and In Search of Our Mother's Gardens, by Alice Walker. Despite his being an arrogant, sexist little ass, she treats him quite fairly and her observations and explanations about his art processes are really quite good. She also has some hilarious stories involving his eccentricities and general home life that are a lot of fun. It was a different time, in so many ways. Walker has interested me since reading a short story in an American Lit class, though I admit I thought I might be bored by the essay style. I need not have worried; she is a brilliant and captivating writer. I'll likely be taking a deep dive after this one.
My Statistics textbook! I would like to highly recommend it to anyone that has insomnia! Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk
The “from snap shots to great shots” series currently “ photographing wildlife” not the version how to photo wild things and live to tell about it lol That and reading railway books Seem to spend a lot of time here reading, does that count
The Paris Wife - Hemingway's first wife Hadley. She was originally from St. Louis. Historical fiction. I read a bunch of WWII books of women spies and the Tattooist of Auschwitz. Fascinating reads, but got depressing. Switched it up and now reading a few beach reads.
Received the entire Harry Potter series as a Christmas present. Currently on book 5. The first couple books were nice and short. The third was like, hey, I’m getting a little more involved and serious. Then the fourth book was like, hahaha, too bad sucker, you’re too far in to stop now, here’s a gazillion pages and good luck with the rest of the series. Ok, I’m only half kidding. I think the fourth has been my favorite so far. We’ll see if it stays that way after 5, 6, and 7.
As anyone said the owners manual recently?!? I mean it. Read it. Before asking questions that are answered within. 'Cmon, I'm waiting.
"The Family Corleone" - Ed Falco Not a good book in the least, I'm reading it at bedtime, and it is putting me to sleep fast.