What are you reading Chapter 4

[Oddly]

Just got Stephen King's 11.22.63 on offer on Kindle so I'm re-reading that. I think it's up there with his very best work.

 

[roller]

I'm still plugging my way through this one. It's a fun, light read and all the chapters are basically independent of each other, so you can pick it up and put it down whenever you want.

 

[bobyoung53]

 

[Gorn]

 

[slobake]

 

[pcake]

"glass houses" by louise penny, book 13 of the chief inspector gamache series.

reading it in the kindle cloud reader for pc.

 

[fretter]

 

[350125g0]

Reading a lot of comics lately... just getting up to date on Gideon Falls and working my way through Tom King's run on Batman.

I'm waiting for payday so I can go buy the Irredeemable Omnibus.

 

[Boogiepop]

"The Stand" by Stephen King.

Seems appropriate.

B.

 

[murphy]

This is a very interesting life story

 

[bobyoung53]

Decided not to post the cover seeing as how I got two points yesterday for posting a picture of a sexually explicit carrot! Thunders insisted on putting a syringe in his hat band so didn't think that could go over very well here, I don't like points.
Still reading the Bolton book but I'll pick up books like these than you can zip through to lighten it up while reading heavy books such as Bolton's.


Johnny Thunders... In Cold Blood: The Official Biography

 

[-Shaun-]

How Music Works - David Byrne

 

[RayWithFlats]

How Music Works - David Byrne

How is it? I’ve thought about getting it a few times.

 

[RayWithFlats]

Usually have a couple of books on the go at any one time. Right now it’s



and



Has anyone read Don DeLillo’s Great Jones Street? It’s up next, should be delivered in a day or two.

 

[-Shaun-]

How is it? I’ve thought about getting it a few times.

It's pretty good! If you're a fan of David Byrne, you'll particularly like it. I'm finding that quite a bit more of the book than I expected is about his career. I really liked the opening chapter which is more of a look at the varying roles of music in society, and how the intention of the music informs its creation. I wish the whole book was about that kind of thing. I'm a little over halfway through, and most of it has been about things he has done and what he learned from them. Not necessarily a bad thing, but not what I expected.

 

[RayWithFlats]

It's pretty good! If you're a fan of David Byrne, you'll particularly like it. I'm finding that quite a bit more of the book than I expected is about his career. I really liked the opening chapter which is more of a look at the varying roles of music in society, and how the intention of the music informs its creation. I wish the whole book was about that kind of thing. I'm a little over halfway through, and most of it has been about things he has done and what he learned from them. Not necessarily a bad thing, but not what I expected.

Cool, good to know, thanks. I know a bit about Talking Heads, not so much about his solo stuff or his later collaborations.

 

[350125g0]

About to start on Horrorstör by Grady Hendrix. It's set in a haunted Ikea-like shop. The book itself is designed to look like an Ikea catalogue.

 

[bobyoung53]

 

[bobyoung53]

The True Adventures of the Rolling Stones- Stanley Booth.

 

[Ostie]

Just finished All the Rage by Ian MacLagan. I thoroughly enjoyed it. He was very candid about his stints in The Small Faces, the Faces, Rolling Stones, and the lives of those he knew and played with.