STONER (John Williams, 1965)
THE BLACK DAHLIA (James Ellroy, 1995)
RED HARVEST (Dashiell Hammett, 1929)
WAR AND PEACE (Leo Tolstoy, 1869)
THE LEFT HAND OF DARKNESS (Ursula K Le Guin, 1969)
MIDDLEMARCH (George Eliot, 1872)
FRANKENSTEIN (Mary Shelley, 1818)
THE BODY ARTIST (Don DeLillo, 2001)
BLINDNESS (José Saramago, 1995)
SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY COMES (Ray Bradbury, 1962)
KINDRED (Octavia Butler, 1979)
THE MEMORY POLICE (Yoko Ogawa, 1994)
READING :: BLINDNESS, by José Saramago
LISTENING :: I'm woefully out of the loop; need to dig for new stuff – though I've been listening to a lot of Sonic Youth and The Pixies.
WATCHING :: DUSTER, s1 (Max)... SEVERANCE, s2... a low dose of narrative series as it's the end of the school year and our brains can rarely handle more than a true crime doc which we've watched all the good ones.
PLAYING :: Wrapped up a replay of SUPERHOT last night and I'm riding 'round a post-apocalyptic Oregon killing zombies and marauders in DAYS GONE REMASTERED which is quite good save for a bug that's prevented me from clearing up one of the infestations LOOK I CAN ONLY BURN IT WHEN IT'S THERE EVEN THOUGH YOU SAY IT'S THERE BUT IT'S NOT BECAUSE I ALREADY FUCKING BURNED IT.