Bookshelf

Bookshelf - Some of my favorites

Neil Stephenson is doing great stuff, check it out. "Why I am a bad correspondent." Life in an age of continual partial attention.

Sam Delaney has written some of the best SF. Period. Search vintage Delaney courtesy of Bibliofind.com

Pynchon seems a bit obtuse, but he's funny!

Thomas Ruggles Pynchon. A WebPortrait by Alan Ruch.

For Borges, a comprenhensive Collected Fictions. My favorite of the original volumes is Labyrinths The Garden of Forking Paths

Joyce. Worth at least taking a good core sample sometime. The Brazen Head. Ruch on Joyce.

Don DeLillo. I don't know ... just something compelling about the way he writes. Sparse and rich at once. DeLillo's America

Umberto Eco

Gabriel Garcia Marquez

John Keegan. Insightful, evocative military history.

Timothy Ferris' Galaxies is an enormously beautiful book of large format photography of the cosmos. Who is Cosmo? And why are they taking pictures?


Neil Stephenson is doing great stuff, check it out.		"Why I am a bad correspondent." Life in an age of continual partial attention.
Sam Delaney has written some of the best SF. Period.		Search vintage Delaney courtesy of Bibliofind.com
Pynchon seems a bit obtuse, but he's funny!		Thomas Ruggles Pynchon. A WebPortrait by Alan Ruch.
For Borges, a comprenhensive Collected Fictions. My favorite of the original volumes is Labyrinths		The Garden of Forking Paths
Joyce. Worth at least taking a good core sample sometime.		The Brazen Head. Ruch on Joyce.
Don DeLillo. I don't know ... just something compelling about the way he writes. Sparse and rich at once.		DeLillo's America
Umberto Eco
Gabriel Garcia Marquez

John Keegan. Insightful, evocative military history.
Timothy Ferris' Galaxies is an enormously beautiful book of large format photography of the cosmos.		Who is Cosmo? And why are they taking pictures?