Jelleyman's Thrown A Wobbly
Lightweight memoir mainly focusing on stories from the Soccer Saturday studio.
So insubstantial as to not be worth full price.
Nevertheless it's still pretty entertaining.
My Boring-Ass Life
Simultaneously mundane and explicit, this book is for the most part quite entertaining.
Smith seems an affable enough bloke, who is quite aware of just how much of a role luck plays in his career.
The fact remains that the two (seemingly) most interesting stories are tantalizingly referred to and are not discussed any further.
I'd recommend it if you like Smith, his movies, or can find a copy as cheap as mine was!
July, July
Apparently this is novel is made up of linked short stories covering a class a reunion.
I borrowed this book from the library and I remember NOTHING about it.
(updated January 2012)
Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist
Slight, entertaining story of one night in the lives of hipster music scene kids in manhattan, alternating chapters dedicated to Nick and Norah's perspective on events told in the first person
Second Foundation
Another two novella effort.
First half is the Mule's search for the second foundation post the events in Foundation & Empire.
Second half is about bayta's son and granddaughter and reveals more about the way the second foundation works.


