Still slowly reading The Monkey House. Having a week where I come home exhausted every night and fall asleep with a book in my hands like my grandma used to do. At least thus far I do not have removable teeth.
Fullerton starts each chapter with a quote. This one from my favorite playwright Tennessee Williams' "Cat On a Hot Tin Roof" was particularly resonant:
'We have to distrust each other. It's our only defense against betrayal."
Some literature just doesn't fully make sense until you reach a certain age.
In which I engage in shallow discussions about books, movies, science, history and whatever else I'm thinking at that moment. And have beers with Captain Howdy.
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