it's a book about art cultivating a relationship with art and reading well not reading but experiencing art for the sake of experiencing art as something that is difficult and not just an exercise in personal enjoyment phenomenal book
My Science Fiction & Fantasy Books: What's Worth Keeping?
ask the Dust by John fonte amazing book I'm going to keep that
this is one of the books that got me launched in Reading science fiction in the first place in fact through a little piece of serendipity I specifically remember the planet of Adventure entries reading those when I was a kid and reading the summaries and thinking that they were totally fascinating
this is sentimentally important book to me and it's also excellent and it might be my favorite Orwell
this is a phenomenal book haven't read any other Alice probably never going to read American Psycho just simply not interested but I resonate with that book very much
I tried to read this one time and I found it completely incomprehensible but that's a really pretty cover and I have trouble letting go of any Jack Vance
Missouri and the magician which is the original title of the first dying Earth book that was retitled the dying Earth that's one of my favorites Ever
no longer human is a great book got this at a Goodwill in Los Angeles keeping that one
slavery world history not just American Shadow slavery but slavery as an institution across culture is really interesting stuff in here I read just over half of it as you can tell
this is the collected stories of Kafka got this for two bucks at a little thrift store like five years ago one of the books that made me fall back in love with reading
the jungle is Sublime must be red if you have not read it
the Lost weekend by Charles Jackson one of my favorite literary fiction books gifts from my dad I will keep









