This Week's Acquisitions
(Attack of books on deep discount. Obi-Wan, you're my only hope?)
- M. T. Anderson, Feed (Candlewick, 2004). YA dystopia set in an ultra-cyberpunk environment. The summer reading assignment for my college's freshmen. (Review copy)
- Junichiro Tanizaki, Seven Japanese Tales (Vintage, 1996). Collection of short stories written in the early twentieth century. (Amazon [secondhand])
- Christopher Moore, Fool (Morrow, 2009). Everything you know about King Lear is very wrong. (eBay)
- Nicholas Mosley, Children of Darkness and Light (Dalkey Archive, 1997). Journalist reports on a sighting of the Virgin Mary. (eBay)
- Jules Lubbock, Storytelling in Christian Art from Giotto to Donatello (Yale, 2006). Biblical narrative in Renaissance painting and sculpture. (Amazon [secondhand])