Showing posts with label Adam Haslett. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Adam Haslett. Show all posts

29 April 2010

Books: recent, on the way and thought of.

The Red Tree, by Caitlin R. Kiernan is at the library waiting for me to pick it up.

I just received Fatal System Error, by Joseph Menn, and read the first few pages last night.

American Gods by Neil Gaiman is on the way from Better World Books.com. I learned about the book and the bookseller on Twitter today. Neil Gaiman is @neilhimself.

M & I recently finished reading Union Atlantic, by Adam Haslett, a newer novel that deals with modern finance and life in the USA. I highly recommend it.

I'm currently reading Bones, by Jonathan Kellerman, and listening to Bridge of Sighs, by Richard Russo, as I drive back and forth.

And so, a backlog is developing. Rather than order another book and put it on the pile, let me note that Scott Turow has released a new novel called Innocent. I eagerly await this particular feast, as I've never failed to enjoy one of Turow's books.

23 April 2010

Recent reads

Union Atlantic, by Adam Haslett
Tin Roof Blowdown, by James Lee Burke
Hella Nation, by Evan Wright
That Old Cape Magic, by Richard Russo
Bridge of Sighs, by Richard Russo
Home Poetry Repair Manual, by Ted Kooser
Valentines, by Ted Kooser
Essential Pleasures, anthology ed. Robert Pinsky
Delights and Shadows, by Ted Kooser