Ok, so a few of us are done with Heat and are moving on to the next one:
Zola's The Belly of Paris
mmmm... food
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14 comments:
now that things have settled i am back in, and on it. woot woot.
greetings. found you all on skylight. i see city of quartz on your list. were you planning on reading this?
leesuh
woot woot, yeyah.
we left city of quartz behind us sometime ago. sorry leesuh. now we're onto HEAT & THE BELLY OF PARIS.
ps: i bought the last copy of belly of paris from skylight yesterday.
skylight said to tell you all they got more bellies delivered today.
perfect! i am going in today!
Hi - I am interested in joining the club - love the book list that's on Skylight Books' website. How do I become a member?
we have a membership trial period for new members (something akin to indentured servitude; and if we like you we get to keep you!)
read what we're reading (HEAT & THE BELLY OF PARIS), send us a reading list, and stayed tuned for instructions here at the BQCB blog.
dear understandably selective friends: when are your books to be read by?
leesuh
oh and here is a list of some on my to do list:
Subculture: The Meaning of Style, Dick Hebdige
The History of Sexuality VI, Michel Foucault
Epileptic, David. B.
Popular Music: The Key Concepts, Roy Shuker
The Baron of Mulholland, Rory Flynn
Glamourama, Brett Easton Ellis
Basic Cooking: All You Need to Know to Cook Well Quickly, Jennifer L. Newens
The Return of Depression Economics, Paul Krugman
sweeeet! thanks for the list leesuh.
no deadlines when it comes to our handy-dandy booqclub. we do what we do hoping that it gets done sooner than later -we work in mysterious ways.
i'd dare say our next meeting should happen within a month or so. we shall see... a few of us are done with HEAT and are devouring THE BELLY already; and a few of us are just getting started. i don't know if that helps...
well i've officially decided to pledge your booqclub, as i've gots me the the books now. i never properly introduced myself though. i live in laurel canyon. i go to school at evergreen in olympia, wa. and i'm back for the summer and looking for a book club. but you should know i read the book pledged some years ago so you won't be able to fool me with any illegal greek tricks.
Ok - I'll head to Skylight and pick-up the books. The whole indentured servitude sounds interesting :)
I'm not sure if my reading list should be made-up of books I've read and loved or ones I'd like to read, so I've included a bit of both:
foundandlost's booklist:
The Piano Teacher, Elfriede Jelinek
A Fine Balance, Rohinton Mistry
Midnight's Children, Salman Rushdie
Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress, Dai Si Jie
Venus in Furs, Leopold von Sacher-Masoch
The Bone People, Keri Hulme
A Room of One's Own, Virginia Woolf
Jazz, Toni Morrison
Alias Grace, Margaret Atwood
Mapping Home, Randa Jarrar
Desert of the Heart, Jane Rule
The God of Small Things, Arundhati Roy
Don Quijote, Miguel de Cervantes
I hope to join you in your discussion of The Belly of Paris!
MWA HA HA HA...
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