What I'm Reading This Week -- May 9, 2010 - Mother's Day

Quote de jour
"Children are made readers on the laps of their parents."
~Emilie Buchwald.


In between errands yesterday, I went on a photo frenzy in my favorite park as evidenced above. Not one of my better efforts but I'm pressed for time.I thank my mom for instilling my love of both reading and my love of nature.
Re: reading, it  was more of a writing than reading week which for me is a good thing.


I'm happily half way through (with no skimming!) Connie May Fowler's latest novel How Clarissa Burden Learned To Fly.
In this moody novel, Fowler (Before Women Had Wings) presents a "Mrs. Dalloway" day in the life of writer Clarissa Burden, her unhappy marriage to a photographer husband who works at her Florida home with nubile nude models. Plagued by writer's block and mommy dearest childhood memories, ghosts both real and imagined, Clarissa leaves home on the summer solstice, a day filled with cemeteries, magic realism, near-death experiences in a meandering plot filled with snappy internal dialogue.

I'm eager to delve into Monica Fagerholm's novel The American Girl

Whoop, I am late, gotta go...

 

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