Notes about every book I've read or listened to, and DVD, film or play I've seen in 2006. It's an experiment, really, to see if I can keep up with it all year. I've never lasted longer than the first week of January when trying to do this in a paper journal. So don't expect erudition. These are just notes to help me remember later.
This is evidently the hottest organizational book/system out there right now, but I hadn't heard of it until one day when I heard of it twice. There are all sorts of websites devoted to "Getting Things Done" and I finally got curious enough to buy the book. Will let you know what I think.
British mysteries written by an American writer. Odd, that. But I'm a fan and this is the latest in the Inspector Lynley (of BBC Mystery fame) series.
I'm reading this for book club. I'm having to plow my way through it, but I figure I'd better, since it was my suggestion. Ooops!
A solid process for developing ideas and outlining screenplays. I'm working my way through it, and so far am enjoying the process.
If you're interested in writing, you should read this book. Even if you're afraid of the dark and reading Stephen King gives you nightmares -- you still should read this book. It's that good. And if you'd prefer to listen to the audibook, that's fine, too. Stephen King is a very good reader as well as writer.
The original CD, however. I see here that there's a new remastered one with previously unreleased cuts. Yay! New Stevie Ray!
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posted by Patricia Burroughs aka Pooks @ 7:48 PM
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