Finished another pair of socks but no time for photos. In the car I had Benjamin Black’s Elegy for April, 2010, playing and enjoyed it. Not sure why, it’s as dark as all the others. Dark and cold in 1950’s Dublin with alcoholic Quinn crashing his way through another dark inquiry. But like it I did.

Also finished the Tennis Partner by Abraham Verghese. I wish he had written more books. He writes very well. This one was hard to read at times, his descriptions of addiction being as raw as his descriptions of surgery are detailed. Good book set in El Paso in the early 90’s. Found some good video clips on youtube of Abraham talking

And for a nice light change, I’m now listening to The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society by Mary Ann Shaffer and her niece, Annie Barrows, 2009. Very entertaining. So nice to read about book lovers.

Also reading Douglas Copeland’s book on Marshall Mcluhan, in the Extraordinary Canadians series. There’s a bit too much Douglas in there but it is interesting. What a strange person MM was.