I got my Nook for Father's Day. Let's see if I can remember what I've read on it so far.
Musicophilia, by Oliver Sacks.
Three books by Connie Willis: Blackout, All Clear, and Remake.
A High Wind In Jamaica, by Richard Hughes.
Peshawar Lancers, by S.M. Stirling.
Gentlemen of the Road, by Michael Chabon. (The title of the NYT review of this book was "Jews with Swords.")
The Silent Man, Alex Berenson.
Three of the Harry Bosch novels by Michael Connelly: Lost Light, City of Bones, A Darkness More Than Night.
Dark Voyage, by Alan Furst.
Clans Of The Alphane Moons, Philip K. Dick
I am currently partway through Henning Mankel's The Troubled Man.
So far, so good.
Whatever ticks me off or tickles my fancy today: politics, news and society, music, movies, books, cooking, autism, and anything else bright and shiny in the world of ideas.
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