• TBR:
• - blood    meridian by    cormac    mccarthy    [already    started]
• - the cat's    table by    michael    ondaatje
• - dune by frank    herbert    [already    started]
• - the english    patient by    michael    ondaatje    [already    started]
• - the goldfinch    by donna    tartt [already    started]
• - if we were    villains by m.l.    rio
• - mayflies by    andrew    o'hagan    [already    started]
• - narcopolis by    jeet thayil
• - on photo-    graphy by    susan sontag
• - on the road    by jack    kerouac    [already    started]
• - the picture of    dorian gray by    oscar wilde    [already    started]
• - the secret    history by    donna tartt    [already    started]
• - unbranded by    herb wharton

I have a confession to make. I am an INCREDIBLY slow reader. Not my fault, okay? I just sometimes happen to forget that I'm reading a book, which may or may not lead me to having like 20 books partially read at a time. But before you judge, I've managed to curb that down to 10, sooo put that in your pipe and smoke it. Anyway, I always like to be (primarily) reading three books at once; a fiction book, a non-fiction book, and a travel book (one that can fit in my pocket). Sometimes, you just gotta accept humanity's constant need for variety by admitting that you'll never manage to read one book at a time.

[FICTION] The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King  by  J. R. R Tolkien

[NON-FICTION] Quantum Theory and the Schism in Physics  by Karl R. Popper

[TRAVEL] Junky  by William S. Burroughs