Re: o.t. READING

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Michael,

Yes "Cloud Atlas" by David Mitchel is an amazing, terrific, memorable 
book. 

He's a masterful and cameleon-like writer.

Ant the multiple story-line palendrome structure of the book is rather 
unique too.

That was part of my summer reading last summer.

This summer I am reading the new translation of Don Quixote.

I think the othe rbook you mentioned is actually callled "Life of Pi" by 
Yann Martel.

It is another excellent (and unique) read.

Ain't literacy wunnerful?

tEd ® kiLLiAn

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---- Nemoguitt@aol.com wrote: 
> what has everyone been reading of late? a wonderful book that i finished 
>a 
> bit ago "CLOUD ATLAS" by   david mitchel, i highly recommend, (mr 
>peters, i 
> think you would really enjoy this).....i'm reading now "SACRED GAMES" by 
>vikram 
> chandra, a story of an indian detective in bombay, great insite into 
>indian 
> culture.....i'm waiting for the fifth book by george r.r. martin in his 
>A SONG OF 
> ICE AND FIRE series, sort of an adult sword and sorcery story, some neat 
>ideas 
> in this group of books.....i can not remember who wrote it but "THE 
>STORY OF 
> PI" was a delight.....nothing heavy but all fun stuff.....add to this, a 
> re-reading of all my equipment manuals.....someone wrote last week that 
>true 
> happiness can begin after killing one's t.v., i'm ready, the so called 
> entertainement is sad and the news and weather is overwhelmingly 
>depressing (wtf is going 
> on?????).....i always get a great reading list when this question is 
>asked so 
> thnaks in advance.....michael
> 
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