June: What are you reading?

[Eridanis]

My reading's been severely curtailed now that I'm no longer taking the train every day. I'm slowly working through ROADSHOW by Neil Peart and a thick volume on the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. I've also been greatly enjoying SYMPHONY: A LISTENER'S GUIDE by Michael Steinberg. A very engaging tour of what he considers the critical symphonies in the repertoire.

July will be a completely different, as Steven Brust and Naomi Novik each have new books due on July 8th. Just in time for my vacation... yippee!

 

[Kaodi]

I have read a lot of school-required books that I have not bothered to post here, but now that I finally got one out of the library for myself, I can finally say something again, hehehe...

I am starting John Rawl's A Theory of Justice, Revised Edition.

 

[Steve Jung]

I just picked up Dead Beat by Jim Butcher and The Grantville Gazette III edited by Eric Flint from Barnes & Noble. I'll start on the first one tonight.

 

[Angel Tarragon]

So I've finished From Dead to Worse and I'm half into Moonfleet.