Calling all bookworms
My book reviews now have their very own byline over at Culture Lust, which is terribly exciting for me (you can read my review of Jose Saramago’s Blindness here and Sara Gruen’s Water For Elephants here). And yet, I can’t help but wonder why KPBS would want to risk their fine reputation by slumming around with yours truly…
No matter. I live for driveway moments and love KPBS so dearly, I not only tend to listen to the same story on my drive home from work that I listened to on my way in, but I often cry both times. That, my friends, is dedication. Needless to say, I’m honored to have such a reputable platform. Their class is already rubbing off on me, too: Nowhere in my review of The Believers did I use the F-word, discuss vibrators or wish chronic dysentery on any Republicans. Though I’m pretty much always wishing chronic dysentery on Republicans, especially under- and uninsured Republicans. It’s my own personal campaign to win hearts and minds.
Anyhow. If you’re looking for something to read, Angela Carone is offering up an array of options at Culture Lust during this week-long celebration of books. Go pay her a visit and see if you can’t find something to your liking. And do tell: What will you be reading this weekend?
So exciting! On my nightstand is Anne Lamott’s “Grace (eventually): Thoughts on Faith. It’s the last of a huge stack of books I got from the library before I went to Chicago.
Uninsured Republican? Is there such an animal?
Congrats on your PBS spot!
I too love driveway moments and have written about the musical variety. But I can’t tell you how many times, after a long day at the office, that I sit in my garage to finish listening to a story on NPR, while my kids speak to me in sign language, puzzled looks on their faces.
Wow, that’s fabulous, congratulations!
I’m reading World’s Fair by E.L. Doctorow (’cause I’m a poor peon and can’t afford his new one that I really want) and the new Susie Bright compilation, Bitten.
PhD beat me to it. KPBS is wondering if aaryn belfer doesn’t mind slumming with them.
Sunset’s Western Garden Book.
Congratulations on the class rub off.
Great score. They are lucky to have you.