>
>
> >>> andie nachgeborene
> 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.
>
>
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