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book_memesOnce a month book_memes demands to know: What are you reading?
What book are you currently reading?
How far in are you?
What's it about?
Are you enjoying it?
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book_memes demands to know: What are you reading?What book are you currently reading?
How far in are you?
What's it about?
Are you enjoying it?
[my answers in comments]
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Date: 2010-10-10 05:13 pm (UTC)Robert A. Heinlein: In Dialogue with His Century | Volume I: Learning Curve 1907 - 1948 by William H. Patterson, Jr.
How far in are you?
271 pages, or 20 chapters read. I'm taking it slow, because I have been very active in my creative works. Also, it's heavily annotated, and I am taking time to read the references.
What's it about?
It's a biography, written by a man I call my friend, of a man I have a lot of respect for. Glimpsing not only Heinlein, but also his late wife, who helped with this book heavily, is making me consider many things I had presumed.
Are you enjoying it?
Very much so. I've actually been fortunate enough to be on the outskirts of the researching of the book, watching it come to fruition, so having the final product (at least the first volume) is awesome.