> Which one did you try?
>
> i started with infinite jest, and finished it a year and a half later.
maybe
> that collection of essays and such is a good way to go. havent read it
yet
> though.
Oh - coincedence! Do you mean 'A supposedly fun thing I'll never do again'?
I picked that one up in the Booksale store a couple of days ago, for the
simple reason that it cost only 1 pound and I had nothing to read. (I hadn't
heard of the author before). I've only read one of the essays so far (A
supposedly fun thing... etc) and I really enjoyed it. He tells about a
caribbean cruise he once took and all the people he meets there. I really
like his style of writing. I'm not so sure about the rest of the book
though... somehow the other essays seem less interesting... Then again, I
haven't read them yet.
All good things,
Maaike
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