My Week in Reading

I finished Dearly Devoted Dexter, by Jeff Lindsay last week and it had a very good end, but it was sort of unnatural. I felt as if I was being pushed into reading the next book in the series, which isn't horrible as the "Dexter" series is pretty good every time I read it. I decided it was a time for a break from Dexter so I picked up a new book. It's written by the good doctor himself, Dr. Hunter S. Thompson, and it's a memoir about his trip to Las Vegas. The book itself is called Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, as is I'm very excited to read it. Hopefully it'll keep my interests. I have many books I hope to read, one being the book Moneyball about Billy Bean the genius general manager of the baseball club the Oakland A's. Another book is Ayn Rand's seminal classic, Atlas Shrugged, which has really caught my attention even though it's incredibly long. Two other books I'm interested in are The Bicycle Diaries by David Byrne, and The Tao of Wu by The RZA, a rapper who is the pioneering founder of The Wu-Tang Clan. As my reading of the Thompson novel progresses I'll definitely record another entry in my blog.