Imprinting on total strangers.

[p_m_cryan]

When last we entered my study to see what the Technomantically Prescient Bookshelves.... OF DOOOOM!!!! would manifest to me as "need to re-read, right now" offerings, I wanted a memoir, but my shelves outvoted me.

This time, they cooperated. They pushed out Craig Ferguson's AMERICAN ON PURPOSE, and it was the absolutely right thing to re-read

Comments

[eska818]

I love it when my bookshelves talk to me, heh. Interesting entry, thank you for sharing ^.^

[p_m_cryan]

Thank you for reading it!

The shelves erred tonight, however. I'd forgotten how depressing Madeleine L'Engle's first novel THE SMALL RAIN is. Not meant for bathtub unwindery.

[itsjustc]

I'm always pleased that Craig Ferguson is doing so well in America but I also tend to forget how big he is over there. He's sort of known a bit in Scotland but he is really unknown in England. I was a huge fan of his comedy when he started out and actually went to see him at a comedy club in Scotland and he was very funny.

[eternal_ot]

Ah! the bookshelves are back in action..:) a nice recommendation I say!

[i_17bingo]

I need to read this book. I love him and his sincerity and joy so much.

(I even saw the movie he made about growing marijuana--a cute-as-hell film, by the way)

[majesticzaichik]

Hah I gave that book to my boyfriend as a bday present. He's a huge fan. I've been meaning to read it myself! I'd love to see what he'll be doing now that he's quitting his show.