What are you Reading?

[DrMichaelGalvin]

By Force Of Will: The Life & Art Of Ernest Hemingway by Scott Donaldson

Dr. G

[DrMichaelGalvin]

In The Company Of Soldiers by Rick Atkinson

Dr. G

[DrMichaelGalvin]

In The Heart Of The Sea by Nathaniel Philbrick

Dr. G

[MA_nut]

1912: The Election That Changed America by David Chace. It looks t the campaign of 1912 with Taft, TR, Wilson, and Debs.

Mike R.

[DrMichaelGalvin]

No Country For Old Men by Cormac McCarthy

Dr. G

[studiogirl]

What's Exactly The Matter With Me? P.F. Sloan

Although I knew a lot of the tales, myths, and gossip, I am astonished by the details and myth-busting in this book. Phil seems to have had a hand in, or foot in the door, with seemingly everything going on in music in the early to mid-60s. For a kid who grew up in L.A. and was poking around all the studios and back lots of Tinsel Town, I am amazed at all the other things going on. It's quite a fun read, especially since I know the landmarks, streets and intersections, neighborhoods where it all took place.

[TonySTL]

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Although I knew a lot of the tales, myths, and gossip, I am astonished by the details and myth-busting in this book. Phil seems to have had a hand in, or foot in the door, with seemingly everything going on in music in the early to mid-60s. For a kid who grew up in L.A. and was poking around all the studios and back lots of Tinsel Town, I am amazed at all the other things going on. It's quite a fun read, especially since I know the landmarks, streets and intersections, neighborhoods where it all took place.

CC, I know that those kind of things makes reading even more fun! And, you have given a glimpse of why it's a special moment to share a StudioGirl story!

I will never forget sitting on the deck in MO and talking!

Hope we get a chance to get together, me and two awesome chicks!! =D

Oh, on topic, I'm reading the St. Louis Post Dispatch - on-line and accessible! (It's about time!)

Tony & Fergus the Brave

[mcdtj]

The Labryinth, by Kate Mosse.

I almost bought a copy of her most recent book, The Citadel, in a news shop in the Atlanta airport, but the clerk told me it was the third book of a trilogy. So I didn't purchase it. I am reading the first book of the trilogy now. If I like it, I will read the rest of the trilogy.

So far, it is just OK. I am hoping that the pace picks up and the amount of descriptive prose decreases as the book unfolds.

[studiogirl]

CC, I know that those kind of things makes reading even more fun! And, you have given a glimpse of why it's a special moment to share a StudioGirl story!

I will never forget sitting on the deck in MO and talking!

Hope we get a chance to get together, me and two awesome chicks!! =D

Oh, on topic, I'm reading the St. Louis Post Dispatch - on-line and accessible! (It's about time!)

Tony & Fergus the Brave

Tony...every time I sit on a deck in MO with you, it is great. Maybe for our next chat I can sit on your deck in KY. Or perhaps on the porch of the hoedown room. Let's make a plan!

[DrMichaelGalvin]

Portrait Of Hemingway by Lillian Ross

Dr. Michael F. Galvin