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Category Archives: David Mitchell
Final Thoughts on David Mitchell’s The Bone Clocks (by Jill)
Yes, I’m serious. I actually finished The Bone Clocks. I wish I could say that I managed to take a picture of my copy while it was in Yosemite this weekend, but I didn’t. It wouldn’t have been a … Continue reading
Progress Report on David Mitchell’s The Bone Clocks, now with better scenery! (by Jill)
Today I arrived at Yosemite National Park for my annual pilgrimage to the place that played an important role in me adopting a healthier lifestyle in 2012. I wish I could say that upon my arrival I immediately went … Continue reading
Things I was doing today while I was supposed to be reading The Bone Clocks (by Jill)
I was actually reading The Bone Clocks. And it’s getting weird. Crispin Hershey’s section ended with a woman named Soleil killing him so her poetry would be read by the masses. Something something Anchorites and something something The Script. … Continue reading
Progress report on David Mitchell’s The Bone Clocks (by Jill)
Read All Day Friday was a complete bust yesterday. It turned into Organize Your Hall Closet, Take Old Clothes to Goodwill, and Buy a Bunch of Books You Don’t Need but Felt Obligated to Buy in Order to Support … Continue reading
Progress Report on David Mitchell’s The Bone Clocks (by Jill)
Yesterday was a very productive reading day. And I even finished the laundry, and got the dogs walked, and enjoyed a downpour during said walk. I wish I were retired sometimes. I’d get so much more done if I … Continue reading
Lack of Progress on The Bone Clocks & Saturday Night at the Movies (by Jill)
Do you guys remember those posts I wrote last year about things I was doing while I was supposed to be reading Richard Powers’ Orfeo? I have a bad feeling I’m going to be writing another series of those while … Continue reading
Brief Update on David Mitchell’s The Bone Clocks (by Jill)
I did not make as much progress on The Bone Clocks over the past two days as I wanted to, but I think that with this book it might be better to proceed in a slow and steady manner … Continue reading
