Working the door at the Elbo Room for a hip-hop show, checking admission bracelets for re-entry and pointing intoxicated hipsters towards where to buy their tickets
Reading, for school, Ways of Reading: An Anthology for Writers, edited by Bartholomae Petrosky. He's actually a math student, but math students take English, too. He's a musician and math is, he said, the haunted house where no other musicians or artists follow. He also likes it because in math, there are no politics.
His favorite book -- Against Nature, bu Joris Karl Huysmans, which his brother -- who reads authors like Proust-- had recommended. His favorite author, though, is not French, is not Huysmans, but, the inventor of the murder mystery, Edgar Allen Poe. He writes in his native English.
January 24, Saturday night -- Reading Bartholomae Petrosky
Posted by Sonya Worthy at Sunday, January 25, 2009
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I love against nature! I read it for an Intellectual History class at Cal. That writing anthology looks interesting.
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