End of the Month Review: November, 2005
Yeah, I know, it�s already time to do the monthly round-up after just two measly books. Pathetic.
Just wait for the round-up next month. It gets worse.
One thing though, reading two books a month makes it easy to pick the best and worst books.
- Best book of the month: R. John Xerxes Pich� (editor), with �Blister Packs.� A better-than-average collection of unknowns who probably deserve a shot at a wider audience.
- Worst Book of the Month: Chaz Matthews, with his �Lost in the Supermarket.� Culled from his blog at Live Journal, this is further proof that though you may have a lot of people as friends, it doesn�t neccesarily mean they like you.
So the tally goes like this:
- Books read: Two. Shut up.
- Money spent on books read during this period: Nothing. They were both given to me by MaximumRockNRoll. And I still owe them reviews.
- Books bought during this time: Seven.
So that means for 2005 thus far...
- I read 100 books.
- I also spent $408.91 on books this year.
I�m writing up another review right now, and will hopefully finish it tonight. But in the meantime, here�s a caveat � despite the totally annoying marketing, Taco Bell�s Crunch Wrap Supreme is awesome after seven or so Pabst Blue Ribbon�s polished off during my DJ thing. But I just loaded mine up with sauce, and noticed the little cute saying on the packet, which read, �Of all those sauce packets, why me, why now?�
To quote Vonnegut � �Vy you? Vy anybody?�
