Comments on: my bookshelf http://www.jon22.net/my-bookshelf/ The Website of Jonathan Dobres Tue, 27 Sep 2011 03:58:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Damian Hopper http://www.jon22.net/my-bookshelf/comment-page-1/#comment-617 Damian Hopper Tue, 23 Jan 2007 05:50:27 +0000 http://www.jon22.net/my-bookshelf/#comment-617 I recall cracking a smile at "Fabulous Small Jews," and raising an eyebrow at "The Way of the Wizard." I recall cracking a smile at “Fabulous Small Jews,” and raising an eyebrow at “The Way of the Wizard.”

]]> By: GDeeeeZL http://www.jon22.net/my-bookshelf/comment-page-1/#comment-612 GDeeeeZL Mon, 22 Jan 2007 22:24:01 +0000 http://www.jon22.net/my-bookshelf/#comment-612 Moving forward full force toward completing our Master's degrees in six short months, our flat is covered with Gothic cathedral and criminology literature. For a little sociology reading on post-modernism, I recommend picking up an article or two by Jock Young. He's published so many times his CV must have a table of contents and an index. In particular, I suggest reading his article, "Cannibalism and Bulimia." You're likely to find a downloadable copy just by Googling his name with the article title. For fun, I have "The Professor and the Madman" by Simon Winchester. It's a great read, with the story revolving around the development of the Oxford English Dictionary and its mysterious contributors. Back in the States in I have two of my favorite books stored in boxes, "Watership Down" and "The Plague Dogs." Both of these stories have animal protagonists, and are written by Richard Adams. If you haven't read them do not let the animal characters fool you into thinking these books are just for kids. The stories are very well written and have tremendous character development. Happy reading. Moving forward full force toward completing our Master’s degrees in six short months, our flat is covered with Gothic cathedral and criminology literature. For a little sociology reading on post-modernism, I recommend picking up an article or two by Jock Young. He’s published so many times his CV must have a table of contents and an index. In particular, I suggest reading his article, “Cannibalism and Bulimia.” You’re likely to find a downloadable copy just by Googling his name with the article title. For fun, I have “The Professor and the Madman” by Simon Winchester. It’s a great read, with the story revolving around the development of the Oxford English Dictionary and its mysterious contributors.

Back in the States in I have two of my favorite books stored in boxes, “Watership Down” and “The Plague Dogs.” Both of these stories have animal protagonists, and are written by Richard Adams. If you haven’t read them do not let the animal characters fool you into thinking these books are just for kids. The stories are very well written and have tremendous character development.

Happy reading.

]]> By: Lauren http://www.jon22.net/my-bookshelf/comment-page-1/#comment-611 Lauren Mon, 22 Jan 2007 18:53:40 +0000 http://www.jon22.net/my-bookshelf/#comment-611 Yay, Sedaris! Me Talk Pretty is my fave too. Yay, Sedaris! Me Talk Pretty is my fave too.

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