This parchment comes highly recommended and reviewed and it pulls at some past experiences in my life. According to Wikipedia, it is a meditation on story-telling, identity, masculinity, and opression. Not to mention, it is the story of an overweight, Dominican kid living in the slums of New Jersey, something we can all surely relate to.
Without further procrastination (possibly the real reason it took me so long to choose; that, and being preoccupied killing the shit out of some nonsense going on in my bone marrow), our next book will be:
"The Brief and Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao" by Junot Diaz
As far as our next council meeting, I think that it should be sometime soon, in the early summer. I was thinking maybe the end of June or some time in July. It's not the longest book in the world and I think that it should be a pretty quick read. I would love to have all of you guys down here but I realize the logistics of that could be complicated so I am game to have it in either VA or PA, as long as it is in a Commonwealth I will feel comfortable. We can talk more about dates and location soon.
Until we meet again
6 comments:
Looking forward to getting started on this gem of a book!
Go forth!
That may be the best embedded image ever to grace the MOP website. I'm very interested in the parchment and eager to start turning its pages.
Sure to be a fine choice and can't wait to ingurgitate its content
We continue to add to the already diverse MOP library!
Nice choice, Danny!
http://www.buzzfeed.com/lincolnmichel/13-literary-books-that-young-adult-readers-will-love
Ha my tastes are aligned with the young adult crowd
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