Just finished this:

was alright. 

Dammit, I was gonna ask Thurston this very question...

For me, An Inner Silence, The Portraits of Henri Cartier-Bresson.  Fortunately for me, there's more pictures than words.

I read that awful book that everyone loves, The Road. I guess how I can see how people would dig it, but I just can't stand Cormac McCarthy's writing.

Finishing The World Is Flat tonight...which is awesome.

The cover of that Bresson portrait book, I think, is Samuel Beckett.  His craggy mug is a photographer's delight.  I've actually been reading a good deal of his stuff lately.   

Secondly: joydivided, Cormack McCarthey might be the greatest novelist in recent memory.  Have you read Blood Meridian?  Hot shit!

i read miles davis's autobiography. he was not always the most friendly guy in the world.

now reading the family that couldn't sleep. i read a lot of nonfiction.