Just After Sunset by Stephen King

Shutter Island, by Dennis Lehane

The Essential Theatre by Oscar G. Brockett

Also just finished off Shaw's Arms and the Man.

Between big chunks of the surprisingly heavy Absolute Sandman vol. 1, I've been reading a lot of Jack London shorts. My mom always wanted me to read London growing up and I resisted it. She may be happy to hear that I'm loving these stories - especially The 1,000 Dozen, Make Westing, and A Piece of Steak. London could really write.

Sam

Lullaby by Chuck Palahniuk

Just finished Hellbound Heart after putting it off for weeks. I'm going to finish The Plauge by Camus soon.

Kickass reading. A Doll's House is, in my opinion, the best volume of Sandman. It's serial killer convention encouraged me to ask a lot of questions about the phenomenon and do some of the research I did that led me to creating the Murderland world. And, as for Jack London, he's a great American writer and a great American journalist, much better with short fiction than novels. To Build a Fire is really something.

I did the same thing, not a big fan of his novels but his short stories are pretty good.

Signs and Symbols. Pretty good anthology of current and historic symbols. Ashe.
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I've been meaning to check out Camus lately, lemme know what you think of it.

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Hunting and Gathering, by Anna Gavalda

Nine Stories, by JD Salinger