For some reason In The Garden of Beasts doesn't look interesting at all.  Maybe I'm Nazi'd out.

Alas, having never seen Entourage, I can't confirm or deny that.

Most of what I got was: thank God for women's lib.

SPOILER

I started the Foundation books in the wrong place (Prelude to Foundation), and then read Foundation and was like, "lol where are all the women in this book?"

Intriguing!  Adding it to my list.

I devoured Devil in the White City.  So good.

I read Augie a couple of years ago and just hated it.  There were good parts but it was mostly 20-something dude-whining while he hooks up with multiple beautiful women.

That sounds awesome, thanks!

That would be amazing.

I'm supposed to be reading/rereading one Dark Tower book per month this year but I ran out of time in March.  I don't remember that one being horrible on first reading, but I'll maybe get back to you at the end of the month, ahaha.

Midnight's Children is so great.

Thanks!

It works fairly well in a big enough car.  My old Impala had bench seats the size (and comfort level) of loveseats.

Last month:

I'm pretty terrible at games, so I could never play online or anything, but there is no shame in using easy settings when they're available as far as I'm concerned.  That's how I got through Uncharted 2.

I read Lord Jim not terribly long ago and only sort of enjoyed it.  I felt like it would make a much better movie than novel (which is ridiculous, yes).  The ever-changing narration gets harder to follow, and there's some uncomfortable racial stuff in it.  Which isn't to say that it's a bad book at all.

The beauty of gender swapping is that I've managed to jettison most of the "Tuxedo" part of "Tuxedo Mask."  Suits are either expensive or super hard to make.  I feel your pain.

I had to miss the first hour of posting to sit through training for filling in a form.  An hour worth of training.  To fill in a form.

I'm still reading The Alexandria Quartet, currently in about the middle of Balthazar.  I made up my mind that if I got too bored with any of it I would stop, since it would just be abandoning a series rather than not finishing a book, which I find extremely hard to do.  Still, if I do finish, I think I'm going to take…