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Member: jeremylukehillCollectionsYour library (1,159), Documentaries (429), Stories (4), Etexts (163), Lectures (3), Bibliographies (4), Interviews (8), Art (2), Reviewed (91), Links (35), Essays (227), Film (72), Wishlist (420), All collections (2,402) Reviews93 reviews TagsLoaned (3), Michelle Soucie (2), John Jantunen (1), Noam (1), Chomsky (1) — see all tags Cloudstag cloud, author cloud, tag mirror GroupsNone About meThere is little or nothing that I could say in this short a space that would meaningfully describe me. Those who know me will need no introduction. Those who do not should feel free to come over for coffee sometime, whenever they are next in my part of the world. About my libraryHaving browsed some of the statistics that the program generates, I realize that my library is not entirely representative of my actual reading habits. The author cloud, for example, would seem to indicate that I am a great reader of Bakunin, Chomsky, and Dickens, whereas I have never actually read Bakunin, have read only very little Chomsky, and have disliked every word I ever read of Dickens. Homepagehttp://vocamus.net/jlh Real nameJeremy Luke Hill LocationGuelph, Ontario, Canada Favorite authorsNot set Account typepublic, lifetime URLs
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I've just completed reading Philipp Meyer's 'American Rust' [Library copy] - enjoyable thriller - with plenty of industrial decay - and am just about to start Perec's 'Species of spaces...' a book I was not aware of. It arrived in the post yesterday - and I note that it seems to be an assemblage from a variety of his books and essays - I've certainly read some of them before.
Best wishes,
Peter
posted by peterbrown at 11:41 am (EST) on Jun 28, 2009