I had a crazy, hectic spring but after moving at the end of May I was happy to finally have time and mental space to read "heavier", more time consuming books.
I picked up "The End", book six of Karl Ove Knausgaard's My Struggle series, and am partway into that. Then I got excited about a new Guy Gavriel Kay so am taking a break from Knausgaard to read "A Brightness Long Ago." It's amusing that pretty much everything about Kay's writing style is what Knausgaard is railing against in his novels. It may not be high art but it's entertaining. Neal Stephenson also has a new book, but I'll have to make more headway on The End before I start that one.
I picked up "The End", book six of Karl Ove Knausgaard's My Struggle series, and am partway into that. Then I got excited about a new Guy Gavriel Kay so am taking a break from Knausgaard to read "A Brightness Long Ago." It's amusing that pretty much everything about Kay's writing style is what Knausgaard is railing against in his novels. It may not be high art but it's entertaining. Neal Stephenson also has a new book, but I'll have to make more headway on The End before I start that one.