just finished Life and Limb by Jamie Andrew, an autobiographical account of how he lost his arms, legs and best friend in a mountain climbing incident

currently churning though Ring of Bright Water by Gavin Maxwell, another autiobiographical account of his life with Mijbil and Edal the otters on an island in the hebrides

^didn't know there was a fifth part. great

just started Jacques the Fatalist by Diderot. So far it's quite entertaining.

Really? I don't think I have the patience required to read 18th century literature. But the only novel I've made a real attempt at is Tristram Shandy (on Thomas Jefferson's recommendation) - it just wasn't gonna happen.

Here's mine for now..
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^Diderot is kind of a light read. Not the usual 18th stuff. Like reading Jules Verne

I've also started The Lovely Bones after seeing that Jackson was adapting it into a movie......:\

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A collection of the Spider Jerusalem's articles throughout the Transmetropolitan series along with guest artists. So excited to finally have it!!

Bag of Bones

I just opened Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut.