The Long Afterlife of Loss

Hoffman, Eva. “The Long Afterlife of Loss.” Memory: Histories, Theories, Debates, edited by SUSANNAH RADSTONE and BILL SCHWARZ, Fordham University, NEW YORK, 2010, pp. 406–415. https://www.jstor.org/stable/j.ctt1c999bq.31

Currently I'm reading Judge Dredd Comics

Beautiful Blood by Lucius Shepard

im reading this page

Going to start rereading all the Joe Abercrombie First Law books. In preperation for the new one coming next year...

Taking my own advice,and re-reading the Strugatsky Brothers's Monday begins on Saturday (the 1977 DAW english translation) and then Noon 22nd century (english translation edition).

Peter Frankopan - The Silk Road, A New History of the World (2016)

Finally finished "The Greatest Show on Earth". Dawkin's tone annoyed me, being simultaneously whiney and pompous, but there was lots of enjoyable new information I didn't know about.

My mother kept pushing me to read this book by Atul Gawande "Being Mortal: Illness, Medicine, and What Matters in the End", but the title, presumed contents and the type of book kept putting me off. She finally gave me a copy, so I've started reading that now. Lets see how it goes :D.

What did you find pointless and bland about it?
Not saying that you opinion is wrong or anything. Just curious.

Just finished Bandits, by Elmore Leonard.

Going to next start Provenance, by Ann Leckie.

Roth, Philip. The Human Stain. 2000.

A good book.

Article: Der neue Volkssport by Nicolas Riedl
About the new trend of denunciation in Germany.

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Article: Die Flirt-Diktatur by Roberto J. De Lapuente
About #metoo and it's transformation into a misandrous revenge.

Cannery Row by John Steinbeck.

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