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Oh wow. Lolita The Colony of Unrequited Dreams The Historian The Way the Crow Flies Blindness

I was a little hesitant to read this at first, simply becuase it was SO BIG and I didn't want to waste my valuable reading time. Definately not sorry to have read it though. I really enjoyed it.

Since May 18th I've read 38. I would guess I've probably read maybe 50 this whole year. the first five months were light reading. I'll likely read at least three more before year end as I quit my job on Tuesday (EEEEP)

Feist in August. She was terrible. Next, I have no clue.

I agree about six degrees, I was really into it for a while but after about episode three I started not caring. Also Vanished the show that DID have Gale Harold from Queer as Folk in it until they kille dhim off. :( now I just want it to go away because everytime I watch it I keep thinking "I...

mine's in my sig.

I'm a banker. People don't, trust me. It's SAD.

Books that wrap up all neat and tidy n the end when you don't understand HOW the book wrapped up that quickly. I hate it when I find myself wondering if the author just ran out of time/energy/ideas and neatly wrapped it up. IE The Birth of Venus and The Secret Book of Grazia Dei Rossi

I'm female and I have a wife, but that's another thread :) I mainly use the library, don't have the money or space to buy most books. However when I DO buy I tend to do so from Chapters, which I dont' like because I'd prefer to support a small business but Chapters just hypnotizes me and I...

Venus Envy by Brown, Rita Mat Self Coaching: How to Heal Anxiety & Depression by Luciani, Joseph J The Year of Magical Thinking by Didion. Joan wasn't much of a reading month for me either actually.

Milan Kundera Mitch Albom

y'know ions, I'm sorry I left Hamilton before joining this board, I would have loved to have coffee w/ you. We have such similar tastes. This is at the top of my To Be Read pile and I think I'll start it tonight based on your rec. Thanks.

You might like Tipping the Velvet then...the TV adaption was NOT boring.

Crow Lake was actually the book that Hamilton Library used for it's One City, One Book thing last year.

I thought Angels in America was beautiful. "in my church we don't believe in homosexuals" "in my church we don't believe in mormons" tehehe

I felt a little jilted by the ending. i found it a little to sudden for me.

I use and love my myspace (link below) which i use as a great way for discovering new music and keeping touch of my favourite artists.

The Geographer's Library~Fasman, Jon Blindness ~Saramago, Jose The Prize Winner of Defiance Ohio~Ryan, Terry Left to Tell~Ilibagiza, Immaculee Number the Stars~Lowry, Lois The Bonesetter's Daughter~Tan, Amy Bastard out of Carolina~Allison, Dorothy

oooo! Fun! -The impromptu potlucks my friends and I have around my coffee table. -Venti quadruple non fat no whip extra hot peppermint mocha from S'bucks -The volunteer work I do at the Royal Canadian Mounted Police every Tuesday educating each new trooop on LGBT issues -Folk Festivals...

Stewart, if and when you read The Night Watch please revive my thread on it and tell us what you think. I loved this book and thus far seem to be the only one of the site that's read it, and I'd love to discuss it!