David Nutt: Summertime in the Emergency Room
My wife and I both enjoyed Station Eleven and the TV series. A gentler apocalyptic vision and understated writing. It seems you may be a Phillip Roth fan. A good but sobering read is Everyman, particularly for us of a certain age.
Among other things I’m perusing this.
Yes, a gentler apocalyptic vision with a focus on preserving the arts, a sense of history, and humanity itself.
I need to pick that one up, at the moment the stack awaiting a read is high, but I continue to enjoy delving into the world of deGrasse.
A light read with a Chicago orientation, fun all the same. For the curious Neil offers a daily blog as well.
Robert Lopez : A Better Class of People, a novel in stories
Recently read Station 11. Added Master and Margarita to e-book wishlist. currently enjoying the lightness of the thursday murder club
“Hello, Claude…Where’d you get the midget?”
I’ve been re-reading the A.A. Fair novels in published order (except for the previously unpublished second one that Hard Crime put out–I read that second though it was only published this decade) the last few years, up to this one.
“Give 'Em the Ax”
These B. Cool and Lam novels are fun.