MABB v6.6.6

jane: a murder
 
by maggie nelson
 

I actually don't read a lot of books, just a ton of articles (really long ones). This was the last one I read and finished
 
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Fine shiterature, that

I really fucking dug that last book I read, Confessions of a Sociopath.
 
I did a lot of sitting in the cab of a truck this past weekend, and when I wasn't driving I was reading this:
 
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in deep: country essays
 
by maxine kumin
 
also jane eyre, which i have never read
 
and infinite jest. once more unto the breach, dear friends

Jane Eyre is a great book.  I found the cross-dressing scene well trippy.  That shit isn't in the movies.

we watched the 2011 adaptation a few days ago and it was amazing, a beautiful and exquisitely-done film. so now i have resolved to read the novel
 
50 / 682 pages so far

Yeah, that is a great film.  I saw the early gloryhole era adaptation when I was young'un and it freaked me the fuck out.  I would have been about eight at the time. 

moll flanders is a good novel

I am enjoying it so far, can't believe it was written three hundred years ago

it might be the earliest enjoyable novel

i dont know where my goddamn collection of communist writings went. i have a feeling imran swooped in and stole them in the night, but i have yet to see any change in my apartments class division. this is a mystery

 
Janusz Odziemkowski - International conflicts after 1945

i cba at the moment

Utopistics: Or, Historical Choices of the Twenty-first Century

Recent reads include Joe Cinque's Consolation by Helen Garner, The Wolf of Wall Street by Jordan Belfort and fall down in a giant display of homosexuality by Jared Diamond.

Robert D. Kaplan - Soilders of God. With islamic warriors in Afghanistan and balochistan

A fellating lover just gave me a nice hardcover copy from 1980 of Vikings! by Magnus Magnusson, so I am reading that in this period.

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i dont know where my goddamn collection of communist writings went. i have a feeling imran swooped in and stole them in the night, but i have yet to see any change in my apartments class division. this is a mystery
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I found it on the bookshelf by the bathroom today


my HP Lovecraft collected works book is still missing though

I picked up a Lovecraft collection a few years back that looked really cool but is not so well bound and was produced cheaply. It's pretty to look at but will not hold up well to handling as the years progress.
 
Here's a photo of it I found with GIS


 
I've seen some hardcover versions floating around that probably hold up far better.
 
Which collection do you have?

Endgame strategy-Shereshevski
French advance-Kosten
Modern benoni-Palliser
When I down all this I'll be fruital at the chess board. But it's hard and I don't seem to be improving

Fuck yeahhhh
 
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I picked up a Lovecraft collection a few years back that looked really cool but is not so well bound and was produced cheaply. It's pretty to look at but will not hold up well to handling as the years progress.
 
Here's a photo of it I found with GIS


 
I've seen some hardcover versions floating around that probably hold up far better.
 
Which collection do you have?
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i can't remember, it might be the same as yours with a different cover. it's been a while since i read it

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Fuck yeahhhh
 
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#yolt

Recent reads since Christmas:
 
Watership Down
In the Freud Archives
The Brewer's Tale: the World According to Beer
Brew North: How Canada Made Beer and Beer Made Canada
Leftover Women: the Resurgence of Gender Inequality in China
The Breweries Of Australia: A History
 
And I am about a fifth of the way through the following, in preparation for the trip to the continent:
 
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It is fucking fascinating
 
Them Beaver Wars
 
Also I love how contingent the Pilgrim's first colony's success was, hilarious.

maybe this is better than the now reading thread

wow i read a lot faster when i worked full time and before i started this phd thing

phd in what?

book learnin?

Finished Henry Rollins - Get in The Van awhile ago, great book!

because i absolutely need to have a bad time all the time, i have ordered vincent bevins' the jakarta method.

Polish translation of Burmese Days by George Orwell