Plan for October 14 (90 days)
This is when i'll have a little mini splurge to commemorate the final Diary volume from Anais Nin called - A Joyous Transformation, 1966-1977, this info from Sky Blue Press who's taken over for the last few years in the Nin stuff. It just says October 2022, so i looked at the previous volume's publication date which also says October 2021, it's the 14th, so that could the date for the last one.
To accompany that, assuming it's made available on kindle in Canada on that day i need Friedrich Holderlin, 2 Penguin Kindles of Poetry and Essays, for he belongs with the little Germanic pantheon i got going with Goethe, Schiller, Heine, E.T.A. Hoffman, and Nietzsche. The big one to me not there yet is Heinrich von Kleist, i'm hoping there's some brilliant translator working on a complete works, and not just The Marquise of O and other stories Penguin volume. Holderlin, Kleist and Nietzsche are the subjects of a lovely work by Stefan Zweig.
AFTER the challenge, what i might decide on would be the collected works of Jung, this is what i was going on about before my entrance to the world of feminism about 8 months ago.
Remaining things to purchase in an otherwise ascetic reading heavy lifestyle will be
* Stephen King
* Good translations of Homer and other ancient folks
* the good kinds of philosophy including an artistic philosophy and the general wide spanning Nietzsche studies including those before and after and those who do Nietzsche directly
* and intriguing stuff booktubers and others rave about
Meanwhile my Blu-rays are fighting back the tears
To accompany that, assuming it's made available on kindle in Canada on that day i need Friedrich Holderlin, 2 Penguin Kindles of Poetry and Essays, for he belongs with the little Germanic pantheon i got going with Goethe, Schiller, Heine, E.T.A. Hoffman, and Nietzsche. The big one to me not there yet is Heinrich von Kleist, i'm hoping there's some brilliant translator working on a complete works, and not just The Marquise of O and other stories Penguin volume. Holderlin, Kleist and Nietzsche are the subjects of a lovely work by Stefan Zweig.
AFTER the challenge, what i might decide on would be the collected works of Jung, this is what i was going on about before my entrance to the world of feminism about 8 months ago.
Remaining things to purchase in an otherwise ascetic reading heavy lifestyle will be
* Stephen King
* Good translations of Homer and other ancient folks
* the good kinds of philosophy including an artistic philosophy and the general wide spanning Nietzsche studies including those before and after and those who do Nietzsche directly
* and intriguing stuff booktubers and others rave about
Meanwhile my Blu-rays are fighting back the tears
