Light Summer Reading

[Axel W. Anderson V]

I just finished "The Green Child" by Herbert Read.  Anyone else on the list
read it?  I thought it was great -- wonderfully written prose and a strange,
interesting narrative.  I've also been wanting to get around to "Europe
Central" this summer but haven't yet found the motivation.  I'm also reading
"Swann's Way", the newer translation by Lydia Davis, but it's kinda hard
going...I picked up "The Green Child" about 100 pages into "Swann's Way" and
sort of forgot about it...I guess it's time to get back to it.

Axel

On 5/30/06, paolo beneforti <pbeneforti at inwind.it> wrote:
>
> coming summer: I'm going to read: "53 jours" by Georges Perec; "Three
> Farmers on Their Way to a Dance" by Richard Powers; "The human country"
> by Harry Mathews; "Dall'inferno" by Giorgio Manganelli; "Galatea 2.2" by
> Richard Powers; "Lethe: The Art and Critique of Forgetting" by Harald
> Weinrich.
>
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