Miller is most famous in comicdom for groundbreaking work on crime titles featuring Batman (his Dark Knight Returns completely resituated the Batman myth)
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Author: James
James Gray has a life-long interest in politics, travel, the environment, and global affairs. He works in IT but his heart truly beats for the written word.
His Redneck Girl – Lindsey Brookes
His Redneck Girl is a fun romance that will take readers on a fast, unforgettable ride with regional talk that is true to the “redneck” way of speaking and the “redneck” way to one’s heart.
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How to organize books on a bookshelf
We all have our own style of storing and ordering our books but I think there are nine main categories for home-based librarianship.
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Oak, One Tree, Three Years, Fifty Paintings – Stephen Taylor
Book Review of Oak, One Tree, Three years, Fifty Paintings by Stephen Taylor The act of painting the same thing many times over a period of three years compels a…
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Black Spring – Henry Miller
As I read the book, I was reminded of James Joyce, for many of the passages are a sort of free meditation on a theme, creating rich word-pictures as powerful as any painting.
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From the Mouth of the Whale – Sjon
The book is certainly deftly written: The prose flows along in an easy, stylish way, describing the natural world with the eye of a poet/scientist
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