When: Monday 9/21/09, time not recorded
Where: MBTA Red Line, going towards Alewife, between Park St. and Harvard
Who: Female, late 20s
What: You Just Don't Understand: Women and Men in Conversation by Deborah Tannen
I should probably read this, even if it will probably only make me irritated.
Sunday, October 4, 2009
Catching up on more old sightings
When: Sunday 8/30/09, time not recorded
Where: MBTA Red Line, going towards Ashmont, between Harvard and Park St.
Who: Female, late 20s
What: Eat, Pray, Love by Elizabeth Gilbert
This may be one of the last people to read this book. Even I've read it!
Where: MBTA Red Line, going towards Ashmont, between Harvard and Park St.
Who: Female, late 20s
What: Eat, Pray, Love by Elizabeth Gilbert
This may be one of the last people to read this book. Even I've read it!
Labels:
Eat Pray Love,
Elizabeth Gilbert,
Females reading,
Nonfiction
Capote makes his ISYR debut
When: Friday 8/28/09, time not recorded
Where: MBTA Red Line, going towards Ashmont, between Harvard and Park St.
Who: Male, 20s
What: In Cold Blood by Truman Capote
One of the most well-written books I've ever read. I remember reading it while waiting to get my sister's car fixed and shivering.
Where: MBTA Red Line, going towards Ashmont, between Harvard and Park St.
Who: Male, 20s
What: In Cold Blood by Truman Capote
One of the most well-written books I've ever read. I remember reading it while waiting to get my sister's car fixed and shivering.
Labels:
In Cold Blood,
Males reading,
Nonfiction,
Truman Capote
Nice timing
When: Sunday 8/23/09, time not recorded
Where: MBTA Silver Line, between Logan Airport and South Station
Who: Female, 30s, reading to female, 9 or 10
What: When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit by Judith Kerr
After dropping my mom off at the airport, saw someone reading (to her daughter, I assumed) a book my mom has used with her fifth grade students.
Where: MBTA Silver Line, between Logan Airport and South Station
Who: Female, 30s, reading to female, 9 or 10
What: When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit by Judith Kerr
After dropping my mom off at the airport, saw someone reading (to her daughter, I assumed) a book my mom has used with her fifth grade students.
Thursday, August 27, 2009
This qualifies as postmodern, right?
When: Thursday 8/20/09, around 6:15 PM
Where: MBTA Red Line, going towards Braintree, between Harvard and Park St.
Who: Female, 20s
What: Pride and Prejudice and Zombies by Seth Grahame-Smith
I'm surprised this book hasn't made it on the blog before. If you haven't heard of it, you've probably been living under a rock somewhere.
Where: MBTA Red Line, going towards Braintree, between Harvard and Park St.
Who: Female, 20s
What: Pride and Prejudice and Zombies by Seth Grahame-Smith
I'm surprised this book hasn't made it on the blog before. If you haven't heard of it, you've probably been living under a rock somewhere.
My least favorite Sedaris book
When: Thursday 8/20/09, around 6:00 PM
Where: Garden St. & Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge
Who: Male, early 30s
What: Barrel Fever by David Sedaris
Walking and reading at the same time along the sidewalk beside the Old Burying Ground. Very dangerous thing to do on a sidewalk made of bricks.
Where: Garden St. & Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge
Who: Male, early 30s
What: Barrel Fever by David Sedaris
Walking and reading at the same time along the sidewalk beside the Old Burying Ground. Very dangerous thing to do on a sidewalk made of bricks.
Labels:
Barrel Fever,
David Sedaris,
Essays,
Males reading,
Short stories
Monday, August 24, 2009
Almost missed my stop recording this one
When: Sunday 8/16/09, around 6:00 PM
Where: MBTA 73 bus, outbound
Who: Female, 20s
What: The Stories of Vladimir Nabokov by Vladimir Nabokov
With this rather trippy cover (the 1997 Vintage edition). Image from WorldCat.
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