I must explore some graphic novels, it is time, thanks for this prod. Ah, I really enjoy O'Hara's work. And I adore 'The Song of Solomon', easily my favourite book in The Bible, a symbolist gem. Yes, you can't go past Miller - what a genius!
Thanks for watching. I haven't read more than a half dozen graphic novels--and those are all the usual suspects--but I'd like to read some more. Song of Solomon has been my favorite book of the Bible since I first read it.
Thanks for the tag! I'm getting way behind on tags, but I'm going to catch up soon. I've been hoping to find Annie Jacobsen's book, but I haven't come across it yet. I've read quite a few books about nuclear weapons, but the one that bothered me the most was Eric Schlosser's Command and Control, about nuclear weapon accidents and some of the dangerous ways they used to train with and deploy them. There's a documentary of the same name that's pretty good, too.
Thanks for watching. I seem to have had a phase of doing one tag a week, and I've fallen off a bit lately. Try not to feel any pressure to do them, but it is a good way to introduce people to what you're into. I really enjoy the way the tags get me thinking about my reading. I especially love when I can connect a prompt to something unexpected. I haven't read that Schlosser book, but he's a great writer, so I'll seek it out for light bed-time reading.
Thanks for watching. I seem to have had a phase of doing one tag a week, and I've fallen off a bit lately. Try not to feel any pressure to do them, but it is a good way to introduce people to what you're into. I really enjoy the way the tags get me thinking about my reading. I especially love when I can connect a prompt to something unexpected. I haven't read that Schlosser book, but he's a great writer, so I'll seek it out for light bed-time reading.
