Hey! I got my first two (free) issues of Shift magazine last week. I read them on the plane to and from Miami. The ‘corporate’ web site is pretty busy – far too many bells and whistles for my taste. It betrays the ultimate hep-ness-osity of the magazine. The print version is excellent though. I… Read more »
Posts Tagged: reading
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You really should be reading Über each and every day. I can’t stress this enough. I’m not kidding. Seriously. I stopped reading for a few weeks and, man, I don’t want to tell you the things that started happening to me. It was bad. Real bad. But now I’m reading Über again and everything is… Read more »
deadtrees
I’ve recently revised and reorganized my favorite books page. I also added links to the selections at amazon.com so you can grab your own copy.
I like to read.
I like to read. I used to read too much. Now I think I don’t read enough. I spend all day reading the screen and not enough of my time is spent reading books. I’m going to work on that. I’m going to try to read more books. So. Now that that’s out of the… Read more »
Reading
A friend of mine told me to read Naked by David Sedaris and so I am. I bought it over two months ago and have been gallumphing through it at about two pages per day. Tonight, in a fit of crazed eyeball-roving, I read almost five pages! This is killing me. A book like Naked… Read more »
Good Books to Read
I finally got around to updating my list of books to read before you die. See if you have been through some of the same ones as me. Let me know. I’m interested. But do me one favor? Read Lempriere’s Dictionary by Lawrence Norfolk as soon as you can.
Dr. Twitchell
So yesterday, while I was reading this, I ate an entire bag of microwave popcorn. No, I’m not a slow reader, you dork. I am an extremely fast popcorn-eater. I in-freakin’-hale the stuff. I love popcorn. Then when we went to see X-Men I consumed a Large bag during the previews. So by like nine… Read more »
Ralph Waldo Emerson
‘Tis the good reader that makes the good book. – Ralph Waldo Emerson