Loganberry Books discussion

I just started reading Portnoy's Complaint by Philip Roth. It's my first Philip Roth experience.

I'm reading "Angle of Repose" by Wallace Stegner, to study the shape of the story, how it's told by a grandson about his grandmother. Stong voice, character driven. Not a quick read but a worthwhile one.

I'm rereading the Lord of the rings trilogy.

Ceil wrote: "I'm rereading the Lord of the rings trilogy."

For the first time?

Christine wrote: "Ceil wrote: "I'm rereading the Lord of the rings trilogy."

For the first time?"

No... I reread it every year. Actuallly... Ron reads out loud really really well. I sometimes get him to read some, and I enjoy that also.

I am in the middle of Arthur and George by Julian Barnes at the moment. It is a historical-crime story dealing with the mores of late Victorian/Edwardian England, etc. Arthur Conan Doyle is a main character.

Next up is a book called Sex at Dawn (all the scoop on our prehistoric ancestors' racy sex lives.) And I just found a book called $20 Per Gallon: How the Inevitable Rise in the Price of Gasoline Will Change Our Lives for the Better. Should be something to think about.

Lots to read. Not enough time.

Bitter Seeds Historical fiction with Nazi super-men vs English warlocks. Very good.