Current book: A Clockwork Orange
Pages read: 76 -177 (end)
I'm a bad blogger, but I just don't have time this week. Something has to give, and since it can't be work and I won't let it be seeing my husband, my exercise routine, or my mental health, it's the blog. If you want, you can pretend it's because I'm sick. I'll probably update tomorrow, and if not then, definitely Friday. Back on track next week, I swear.
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
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A Clockwork Orange
(5)
A Good Man Is Hard to Find
(4)
A Passage to India
(6)
A Room with a View
(3)
A Separate Peace
(2)
Absalom Absalom
(6)
Achebe
(5)
Adams
(3)
All the King's Men
(8)
An American Tragedy
(17)
Atlas Shrugged
(16)
Babbitt
(8)
back from hiatus
(1)
baking
(11)
Baldwin
(4)
Baum
(3)
Bonfire of the Vanities
(6)
borderline
(12)
Brideshead Revisited
(9)
Burgess
(5)
Burroughs
(1)
canon
(1)
Capote
(6)
Cat's Cradle
(3)
Cather
(19)
cheesecake
(4)
Chopin
(4)
Conrad
(5)
cooking
(25)
Death Comes for the Archbishop
(6)
DeLillo
(6)
Dreiser
(17)
du Maurier
(2)
Edith Wharton
(1)
emergency
(2)
Ethan Frome
(1)
excuses
(141)
Faulkner
(9)
Felicia DeSmith
(3)
Finnegan's Wake
(1)
Fitzgerald
(24)
For Whom the Bell Tolls
(3)
Forster
(19)
Fowles
(7)
Franny and Zooey
(2)
Go Tell It on the Mountain
(4)
Grahame
(2)
Guest post
(3)
Hammett
(2)
Hemingway
(5)
hiatus
(4)
holiday
(5)
horrible
(4)
Howards End
(6)
In Cold Blood
(6)
In Our Time
(1)
Irving
(6)
James
(25)
Jazz
(1)
Joyce
(1)
Keneally
(7)
Kerouac
(5)
Kim
(7)
Kipling
(7)
Knowles
(2)
Lady Chatterly's Lover
(6)
Lawrence
(26)
Lewis
(13)
Light in August
(3)
London
(3)
Look Homeward Angel
(9)
Lord Jim
(5)
Mailer
(7)
Main Street
(5)
Midnight's Children
(9)
Miller
(6)
Morrison
(1)
Mrs. Dalloway
(3)
My Antonia
(6)
not a novel
(4)
O Pioneers
(7)
O'Connor
(4)
On the Road
(5)
Orlando
(4)
other books
(7)
page updates
(1)
Rabbit Run
(4)
Rand
(24)
Rebecca
(2)
recap
(1)
Rhys
(6)
Rushdie
(18)
Salinger
(2)
Schindler's List
(7)
Sinclair
(6)
Sons And Lovers
(12)
Sophie's Choice
(10)
Star Trek
(1)
Stein
(5)
Styron
(10)
Tender is the Night
(10)
The Age of Innocence
(4)
The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas
(5)
The Awakening
(4)
The Beautiful and the Damned
(8)
The Bostonians
(9)
The Call of the Wild
(3)
The Fellowship of the Ring
(5)
The Fountainhead
(8)
The French Lieutenant's Woman
(7)
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
(2)
The Jungle
(6)
The Lord of the Rings
(16)
The Maltese Falcon
(2)
The Naked and the Dead
(7)
The Naked Lunch
(1)
The Old Man and the Sea
(1)
The Portrait of a Lady
(10)
The Return of the King
(6)
The Satanic Verses
(9)
The Two Towers
(5)
The War of the Worlds
(4)
The Wind in the Willows
(2)
The Wings of the Dove
(6)
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
(3)
The World According to Garp
(6)
Things Fall Apart
(6)
This Side of Paradise
(6)
Thomas Wolfe
(9)
To the Lighthouse
(3)
Tolkien
(16)
Tom Wolfe
(6)
Triv
(2)
Tropic of Cancer
(6)
unworthy
(33)
Updike
(4)
vacation
(2)
Vonnegut
(3)
Warren
(8)
Waugh
(9)
Wells
(4)
Wharton
(4)
Where Angels Fear to Tread
(4)
White Noise
(6)
Wide Sargasso Sea
(6)
Women In Love
(8)
Woolf
(10)
worthy
(25)
Appy polly loggies accepted. Have to confess that I didn't figure that out the first time I read it.
ReplyDeleteHey, Claire - Talk of the Nation is discussing how Harper Lee may have had a bit to do with "In Cold Blood," contrary to humans alleging that Truman Capote was responsible for a bit of "To Kill A Mockingbird." Apparently he envied her winning of the Pulitzer, and never denied the rumor.
ReplyDeleteWhat a jerk!