Good grief, another one!
Crazy stuff.
I contemplated starting Gibson's Pattern Recognition, and book one of
Butcher's Codex Alera series, but neither felt quite right at this time.
I went to the one remaining book store on Guadalupe yesterday and
picked up the Arden Shakespeare third series' Hamlet and The Merry
Wives of Windsor. I'm going to start Hamlet first.
Why Shakespeare now, especially when I've had such a difficult time
tackling his works my whole life? For one, I know it's important to do
so. Second, something I was reading earlier this week made a
comparison between Hamlet and Falstaff, so I decided to do my own study.
Since I'm at the airport and my flight is delayed, I have plenty of
time to start my study.
I then read Stardust by Neil Gaiman. It's also brilliant, in a very
different way. It's a different plot than the movie. I'm glad I saw
the movie first, as it's easier to appreciate both plots.
Now I'm off to read book one of the Dresden files by Jim Butcher. It
should be good.