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i remember thinking the observations about social interactions in it were very sharp, otherwise pretty much agree with travispickle

the third policeman

beautifully written but unrelentingly miserable story of a couple during and after the vietnam war

i'd be tempted to burn it to check if it was combustible like

pulling men

just give him a wink and a heil when you hand it over, he'll know you're cool

bouncing across the airwaves

i've heard a couple of episodes of a great radio programme about books recently and made note of a couple of books/authors to check out: last week there was a whole panel of people who were pretty much evangelical about The Hour of the Star by Clarice Lispector a previous programme about the...

'we of the never never', a twee bowdlerization of australia's racist and bloody history, in which a plucky little woman and a bunch of bloody good blokes have a marvellous time on an outback station in the northern territory (references to slaughter of aboriginals neatly removed) eeeh i've come...

bringing small kids and a baby through a snowstorm without proper gear, wtf

gustav mole was the best by far. amazing drawings and a decent story and lots of sneaky learning about musical instruments involved. the drawings in bear hunt are good but the story is a bit weird at the end, and the inside back cover is the sad old bear trudging back to his cave alone, which...

i have to finish it so i can get rid of it forever there's one good bit where she gets advice about dogs from picasso though

EVERYBODY LISTEN TO ME I have DISCOVERED FRANCE ehhh, yep. we already knew it was there thanks.

nearly finished Paris, France by gertrude stein absolute fucking drivel

add some wacky glasses and you have a wes anderson film

and it should say 'from ireland's worst published authors', not 'best-loved'

i started reading this today as a non-taxing read for a plane/bus journey it's fucking awful i'm still going to finish it though

freedom isn't free it costs a buck oh five

wasn't it about a brother and sister locked in an attic by their abusive mother, with incestuous results?

go ask alice was one of the books we had in the house growing up so i've read it at least five times