Here’s what I’ve been reading and viewing for the past month. (You can click on the links for short reviews or comments I’ve left elsewhere.)
Hits
- Zoheleth (J. Francis Hudson)
- Northern Girls (Sheng Keyi)
- A Short History of Nearly Everything (Bill Bryson)
- Icarus Airlines (Taylor Mali)
- Vulcan’s Workshop (Harl Vincent)
- The Plague (Albert Camus)
- Hachi (movie)
- From the Cables of Genoside (Lorna Dee Cerventes)
- Source Code (movie)
- Moneyball (movie)
- Player Piano (Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.)
- White Deer Plain (movie)
- Someone Who’ll Watch Over Me (onstage)
- Orlando (Virginia Woolf)
- Edgar Allan Poe Collection
- Six Degrees of Separation (John Guare)
Along with the most recent issues of several magazines, including: Beyond Centauri, Star*Line
Misses
- none!
Neither Hit Nor Miss
- The Future of Ice (Gretel Ehrlich) – this one is hard to rate, because there were things I loved and things I loathed
So how was September reading and viewing for you?
Shelly Bryant 
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