What are you reading this week of January 7, 2018? [View all]

I am delighted to be reading Reincarnation Blues, a captivating contemporary fantasy by Michael Poore. I like Jason Sheehan of NPR's description:

Reincarnation Blues is like Cloud Atlas written by Douglas Adams. Something that could've been so grim and sad turned bright and cheery (and also sad) by a mind just made for the appreciation of absurdity, dry humor, shark attacks, philosophical anarchy, and an acceptance of the hard fact that every life is a death sentence, made valuable only by what we choose to do between the first day and the last one.

Listening to The House of Silk by Anthony Horowitz, a Sherlock Holmes story. It took me a little bit to warm up to this, I suspect because I have become spoiled by Benedict Cumberbatch, whom I adore as Holmes. This story is like Doyle's originals and Horowitz really does a great job and I am now totally into it. Wonderful stuff.

I finally got The Lincoln Lawyer (Michael Connelly) DVD from the library. I've watched it twice now. It's great.

So, besides Wolff's book, what are you reading this week.