Stella Adler -- On America's Master Playwrights Eugene O'Neill Tennessee Williams and Arthur Miller I see as the great Trinity of the American stage, it would be a test to read their plays, but Stella could give me advice on how to read them!! (2)
Mark Fisher booksI shall read this interesting guy, who saw things too tragically I feel, as he took his life in 2007, there's 2 books in particular, but I have others in my Scribe, which I read from here, that I had to exert energy to retrieve from my pocket heavy... See More » (3)
Cioran -- Joseph de Maistre A more or less seamless recording session with a few coughs but I rewind so we don't miss a word, plus a little intermezzo by Hector Berlioz. Now i'll finish that film!! I needed a book break though. (1)
Julian Offray de la Mettrie -- Man a Machine Classic French free thinker or CFFT .....;) If you can let this play at a low volume while my annoying voice reads (5)
The Temptation to Exist by E.M. Cioran with an incredible Introductory essay by Susan SontagSusan Sontag in this Introduction makes a strong case for the John Cage approach to modern life, where there's a wonder guided by Zen Buddhism, whereas with Cioran, there's a cynical, skeptical gnostic weaving his darker thoughts, which to me... See More » (2)
Rikki Ducornet's The Jade CabinetThe culmination of her great tetralogy, I can't wait to get to it as I explain the the audio, i'm just beginning to wrap my mind around this singular author, she's a bit like Angela Carter, who re-invented fairy tales in the funky 60s and she also... See More » (1)
Throwing Seneca's Letters on Ethics into the mix One of the 3 main Roman Stoic source books, gold on every page!! (1)
More of Marguerite Young's fantastic chocolatey masterpieceThis is a long novel, experimental, and I find the prose immaculate, very dreamy, at least i'll be having fun, don't mean to insinuate that anyone cares, I know each and every one of us would first need a leap of faith to even begin to see the... See More » (3)
