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I'm pages away from finishing An Incomplete Education, which seemed appropriate for the little nostalgic student inside of the working adult that I am. After reading so much nonfiction and trying to remember facts I'd forgotten in high school (and never relearned in college), I plan to dive into some of the fiction on my shelf. First up: Fieldwork, then Tomcat in Love.
As soon as I finish the Henry VIII book, which has taken me weeks to get through, I'm going to freshen my palate with a some good fiction. Walter Mosley's The Long Fall or something (anything!) by Glen Duncan, perhaps. Then I'll move on to some more history. The Six Wives of Henry VIII, first
Because I so loved *South of Broad,* I started *Beach Music* also by Pat Conroy. It will take a week or two. Following that, I am back in school full time again so not sure. I had a great reading summer: Don Quijote, Bleak House, The Picture of Dorian Gray, Nigel Slater's *Toast* and a variety of nonfiction writing books (Stephen Minot), some self-help (Pressfield's *The War of Art*, Wayne Dyer **Power of Tao* and Gregg Levoy's "Callings").
Hey Nostradamus by Douglas Coupland at the moment. Realistically though, I will be reading a lot of books this Fall.
