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Robert Graves', I, Claudius
A book on the Borgias by some 60's Italian historian
Machiavelli's Prince and the Discoursi on Livy (random
selections as I read along with the Borgias)
Plan to start a book on the Medici next
Gary Wills' Venice: the Lion City
Just finished: Ross King, Brunelleschi's Dome and
Michelangelo and The Pope's Ceiling (along with the
very good guide illustrated to Mike & Raphael you get
in the Vatican, for the pix)Plan to start Tony
Grafton's book on Alberti: Master Builder of the
Renaissance, just bought this to follow up on the
Brunelleschi
May take Graves' Claudius the God as my next train
reading
Plan to restart Pynchon's Against the Day, read aloud
with la Espouza
Various books and papers on class actions for a paper
I'm writing
Various texts on federal civil procedure for a course
I'm teaching
Recently finished the new Harry Potter (eh, a real
disappointment)
Manera's Borgia series, Blood for the Pope and Incest
and Power (classy or any way well drawn
semi-historical pornographic comix)
Some recent Serpieri Druuna books (more classy or any
way well drawn sci fi pornographic comix)
At my kids' instigation I read through (again Thomas
Harris Hannibal Lecter books, except for Hannibal
Rising) ("I'll eat you up, I love you so.")
^^^^^^^^
CB: Sounds like you are a voracious reader reading about the voracious.