@paisleysparks44
Contributing editor for Albumism, writer of stuff and Prince fan(atic?). I have a million notebooks with ideas and unfinished scripts/books/screenplays in - maybe one day I’ll get one seen. Doubt it though!
And then this afternoon, I went out on my bike along newly created cycle paths that criss-cross the borough. This is the view that greets us as we return home from up north - a reminder of the wealth of possibilities London offers. (Zoom in!)
Very often I want to leave where I live and find peace, quiet and green in the country. Today though is a day where I really appreciate where I live. First I walked the dog from my doorstep through this:
So I finished this last night: I really enjoyed it and raced through it very quickly - wasn’t really interested in tales of debauchery and those things were kept to a minimum. Made me realise the depth of thought that went into his work, despite the veneer of humour and absurdity to it all.
I just finished this book: I really enjoyed it. At one point I wasn’t sure of a particular device/trope but it really accelerated in a good direction. Lots to love but she evokes places really well.
Finished Nile Rodgers’ autobiography last night. As rides go, it was pretty wild. Glad I read it.
I just finished this beauty of a book. It was really good. Kept wondering till near the end, very evocative of a dark but beautiful place and it will stay with me a long time.
I have finally finished this book. The final in a quartet of crime novels that is a subtle tour of American social history and politics as well as being a blockbuster crime novel. I’d very happily see these books be adapted for screen. Really enjoyed all four.
Holy shit - what a book! This was a great read and will stay with me a long time. So many ideas whizzing through my brain!
I am 100 pages into this doozy of a book. It’s excellent so far. It came from a list I saw here in the aftermath of ‘Sinners’ entering the world.
I forgot to post my new book! And now I’ve finished it too. This one was quite unsettling and will stay with me a while. It felt like a snowball rolling down a hill - it accelerated and became ‘heavier’ as it reached its conclusion.
Psst @zackpolanski.bsky.social I didn’t know my Labour MP had defected to the Greens! Congrats!
I am reading ‘The Mobster’s Lament’ by Ray Celestin and this little paragraph just nicely summed up millionaires and entrepreneurs for me:
My little Xmas treat arrived today. I don’t buy many records at the moment as I’m not working but I used some Christmas money to purchase this:
At some point I’ll stop shouting about this. That day is not today.