3 what’s on a Wednesday Shawshank, December 2, 2020December 2, 2020 Just a quick fun thing to do. 3 what’s on a Wednesday! I know I’m a wild and crazy guy! Strap in buckaroo! What are you currently reading? Believe it or not, I’m actually reading 2 books! I started Brave New World. I’m almost half way through it. It’s got that weird retro-futuristic vibe happening. I’m digging that. I put that down, because I didn’t want to finish, or almost finish it before the first book club about it. The second, I just started is The Girl on the Train. I’m only like 4 pages in so far, so I haven’t made the discussion of liking it or not yet. So far, so good though! What did you recently finish? Last night, I finished Full Dark, No Stars. I really liked it. Like Crystal says, Kings short stories are sometimes way better than his full length novels. What do you think you’ll read next? That’s a hard question. I’ll probably do what I did last time, and crowd source it, and ask you guys. Happy reading everyone! Lockup Library blogbloggerbookbook loverbooksjournaltalking about books
Lockup Library 5 more bookish questions December 9, 2020November 28, 2020 Just scrolling around in the discover feature in the WordPress app, I can usually cobble some pretty interesting questions. Usually enough to fill a post up. What’s your comfort book? It’s been a long time, but I remember really enjoying Outlander by Diana Gabaldon. It’s a story as old as… Read More
Lockup Library 3 for Thursday December 17, 2020December 17, 2020 Three quick questions. Three quick answers. I like these types of posts. Bring on the questions! Bookmark or dog earring the page? Usually, I’d just dog eat the page, but the last batch of books I picked up at the local second hand store had a bookmark in one of… Read More
Lockup Library Book appreciation – House of Leaves April 16, 2021 Crystal is rereading House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski. This, contrary to my post history, is my absolute favourite book. Ever. You have to start your admiration of it by the cover. You simply cannot judge this book by the cover. You can’t even read reviews if it on… Read More