One of my friends asked me what it was like now that I was out of graduate school and could read anything I wanted. I said it was great, but I was still reading plenty of French history. “The difference is, you have a choice now,” she told me. The truth may be that I have no choice at all. It may be that I can’t help myself anymore.
At any rate, here is a list of some of the books I’ll be reading this fall, broken down by genre. I’ll try to review some of these reads here from time to time. If you have any recommendations for me, please don’t hesitate to leave them in comments.
Rock and roll memoirs on my Kindle
Life by Keith Richards — My fondest Keith Richards memory dates back to when I was an undergraduate in college and
Tagged: a savage war of peace, algeria, biography, Books, charles de gaulle, duran duran, emile zola, fiction, histories, in the pleasure groove by john taylor, le freak by nile rodgers, life by keith richards, memoirs, middle east, nana, napoleon iii, nineteenth century, nw by zadie smith, pulitzer prize, reconstruction of paris, second empire, the brief wondrous life of oscar wao, the fortune of the rougons, the kill, the ladies paradise, this is how you lose her by junot diaz