2nd only to Proust in 20th century French LiteratureSo goes the introduction to this, which presents to my inner eye as the latest in a line of authors and sources to be "the thing", this means they are someone or some thing which I may have heard of before, but haven't yet splurged on, and begun... See More » (3)
I sometimes get words mixed up -Like I'll mistakenly say revelant instead of relevant. Do you often get any other word effed up? (1)
Some goodies in the Plus Catalog (Quote) 5 volumes, all in the Plus Catalog!!! (Quote) (Quote) (Quote) (Quote) (Quote) (Quote) (Quote) (Quote) (9)
My sci-fi and fantasy collectionBefore my tenure here as an almost crazy person I thought I was gonna be in a fantasy and sci-fi phase, I might resume these soon, and make mention of them as accounted for, these are really fun with some gummies in the system. Project Hail Mary... See More »
Hall of Fame inductee #2 53 captivating hours, while listening watch local news broadcasts. Which is good for most non-fiction audiobooks. (1)
3 impeccable Bill Homewood recordingsBefore I get more of Bill's recordings, I need to fully enjoy these, 2 great long 19th century novels, and a uproariously funny Renaissance work, that is the only audiobook of a classic work of Literature to make me laugh, Bill's voice is unique, I... See More » (3)
My little arsenal of the resistanceLord of the manor is This is my Number 1 audiobook, it's exquisite. Gregory T. Luzitano gives perhaps the best voice for Nietzsche i've so far heard, he does The Will to Power, Beyond Good and Evil, This Spoke Zarathustra, and Genealogy of... See More » (4)
My Christian audiobooksThere is not a whole lot for this, but some basics: 1. City of God -- Augustine -- Mark Meadows is the one to get instead of the other one. 2. Summa Theologica -- in 5 volumes, what i'm listening to as I type here. with Martyn Swain doing a swell... See More »
