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Tuesday, February 27, 2007

READING LIST

I have not book reported in awhile.

You know that I read in rotation, eh?

Literary fiction followed by pulp followed by another kind of literary fiction followed by another kind of pulp.

On the literary fiction front I am well armed with the complete works of Ward Just.

I have read a lot of them long ago but my interest in this fine author was revived by his latest; Forgetfulness which, ironically, made me remember how much I appreciated his work.

I am currently launched into reading another favorite author's latest; Jim Harrison's Returning to Earth.

I suppose that this reading is going to stimulate me to reread all of Harrison's stuff but not for awhile. I just completed the task four or five years ago.

I have standby novels for each of these when the rotation hits.

On the pulp front, I am nearly done with the 25 volume Richard Sharpe novels by Bernard Cornwell.

These wonderful books chronicle the career of a British soldier through his career in the early 19th Century; first in India, then Spain and, finally, France at the end of the Napoleon era.

I had been alternating Sharpe with the works of William Gibson but he has fewer than 25 novels so I ran out.

I was thinking of going to Phillip Dick but have decided not. He parallels Gibson too closely.

I am working on finding a detective series and think that I may have found one in the work of Robert Crais.

I still have a lot of Bernard Cornwell's novels to read. I am not sure whether they are literary fiction (whatever that is) or not.

But, when Sharpe is done I will put them in the rotation.

What else?

Hey!

Wake up!

This is important stuff!

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Comments:
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