In the middle of Why the Devil Chose New England for His Work, a collection of short stories by Jason Brown. It’s a solid collection about life in small-town, rural Maine. It rings true to any country life, I suspect, and these stories are well observed and presented.

Sam

just finished "A Wolf at the Table" Augusten Burroughs I'm patiently waiting for the new David Sedaris book

finished the outsiders the other day. looooooovvveedddd it. and i actually never have seen the movie, so im pshyced to watch that.
im reading 'off season' by jack ketchum right now. so far so good.

The Island Of Dr Moreau.

just finished SEEING - the sequel to Saramago's Blindness (soon to be a major motion picture - though i can't imagine it will be good). Seeing isn't quite the same as Blindness - its more of a political satire and doesn't have the 'horror/adventure' elements of Blindness - but it was good (although the ending was very depressing to me)

The Dark Tower Part One - The Gunslinger, By: Stephen King.

Just started "Rant" by Chuck Palahniuk. It's my first exposure to his work (unless you count the movie version of Fight Club), and so far it's really cool. Love the whole "oral history" concept - makes for a really different kind of read.

Working on Shadowland by Peter Straub.

just finished "she Wakes" - Jack Ketchum (didnt like it)
and some fantasy trilogy i cant remember the name of.

I just started Michael York's autobiography

Finished reading The Sands of Time - Sidney Sheldon.

I admire him so much that I got all his books which have been out so far.



Now into The Sign of Four, after finishing A Study In Scarlet.