Can we play over here?

[wabbit]

Would it be ok if we discussed books here as well?

:heart:

[Raynequeen]

yes.
i speak on behalf of the silence this room has been given

[Raynequeen]

i used to post here ALL the time - but after so many board changes, and losing so much poetry - i stopped

sure it was me that was the idiot not copying it - but i think book/lit. discussions serves poetry space just as well

[wabbit]

:heart: just wanted to be respectful to the original residents!!

I look forward to some fun discussions!

[Jersey Thug]

i think book/lit. discussions serves poetry space just as well

me too :)

[HABIT]

whats everyone reading? im on Island Aldous Huxley, not enjoying it very much but I'm willing to stick it out. He just drags on dialog for no reason i can't escape into the book, I'm trying to figure out all the obscure words he uses to prove how smart he is, and I find it really really odd, that he so far has described like 5 different kids in various states of undress, but not a single adult, and im talking down to the kids birthmarks, weird shit ...

[Raynequeen]

reading a book from mid 80s - it's a series of conversations with different writers - the best so far being truman capote and gore vidal. can't wait to get toni morrison.

a lot of inspiring thoughts - especially for the artistic types who want to create..... neat always to see how others do their craft and look at it

[TakeAStepBack]

" The Singularity is Near" by Ray Kurzweil

I put this one down and read Tom Robbins "Skinny Legs and all" about half way through as it is theory jammed full of scientific specs and such...a little boooring! But I figure I would give it the due diligence since I started it up.

The theology of this book is facinating though...