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http://www.npr.org/blogs/monkeysee/2010/11/17/131384730/hear-patti-smith-read-from-just-kids

Patti Smith - Just Kids. It's the best thing I've read in years. Only a few pages to go but I don't want it to end. Beautiful, touching, inspiring... blah blah blah... read it.

Started "The Atom Station" by Haldor Laxness yesterday. It's brilliant.

I read the first one. have been meanin to read the rest. Took me a while to get into it, but I loved it.

Reading "The Illuminatus Trilogy" by Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson. It's very amusing.

Fantastic book. i've read it many times. Just started "Bound for Glory" by Woodie Guthrie.

I started reading "Naked" by David Sedaris last night. It has sat unread on my book shelf for nearly 5 years. I can't believe I have never picked it up before. It is absolutely hilarious.

yeah it's great. read it immediately after In Cold Blood and so the two have blurred into one.

collapse (how societies choose to fail or survive) - jared diamond. very interesting.

Reading "Scoop" by Evelyn Waugh. Amusing

Yeah. It's great. Currently reading: "The Stars' Tennis Balls" by Stephen Fry. - It's enjoyable, I suppose. It's not a patch on "The Liar" or "The Hippopotamus"

Stories picked at random from "Will you please be quiet, please?" by Raymond Carver.

"That they may face the rising sun" - John McGahern. A book about culchies. Fierce mighty, altogether.

Good stuff. Now read everything else. I just finished "Vile Bodies" by Evelyn Waugh. Funny stuff. Like Wodehouse but without a plot.

ha! yes I was... what a prick. I'll check Moon Palace out. Might pop into Chapters at the weekend. Next on the list: Vile Bodies by Evelyn Waugh

Just finished The New York Trilogy by Paul Auster. Very good.

Started Decline and Fall by Evelyn Waugh last night. Funny stuff.

The Simulacra by Philip K. Dick - it's good fun

Just finished "The Rum Diary" by Hunter S Thompson. Meh...

I gave up on Cancer Ward... I've decided to only read stuff that I find entertaining. So I started "Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell" by Susanna Clarke. It's very good.