(writer, creative doer, caffeine fiend.)
in which i talk about books & new york city & writing. and in which i expound upon my love for nell.
i also write the kissing tree and translate nell interviews and lyrics on & the things left behind.
![… you can never have too many books … right?
(I Have the Right to Destroy Myself sounds particularly interesting. The narrator, according to the summaries on Amazon [I know; I’m sourcing Amazon here], helps his clients commit suicide, so, obviously, the novel would intrigue me. It’s a novel I heard of a few years ago actually but never got around to reading because such goes life, and I found out about Your Republic Is Calling You last year when I was browsing courses for my final quarter as an undergraduate, and I figured that, hey, while I’m buying books today, anyway …!
I’m excited for this batch. I’m always wanting to find/read more Korean literature as it is, and it makes me sad that my Korean is too weak for me to read Korean literature in Korean. Sigh.)](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mc1zy0zEUu1qzo04qo1_500.png)
… you can never have too many books … right?
(I Have the Right to Destroy Myself sounds particularly interesting. The narrator, according to the summaries on Amazon [I know; I’m sourcing Amazon here], helps his clients commit suicide, so, obviously, the novel would intrigue me. It’s a novel I heard of a few years ago actually but never got around to reading because such goes life, and I found out about Your Republic Is Calling You last year when I was browsing courses for my final quarter as an undergraduate, and I figured that, hey, while I’m buying books today, anyway …!
I’m excited for this batch. I’m always wanting to find/read more Korean literature as it is, and it makes me sad that my Korean is too weak for me to read Korean literature in Korean. Sigh.)
