apart from the threads here (no, that doesn't count ;p)

Ring, by Koji Suzuki (again)

I thought of making this thread on the train today. (I know, I'm weird. ^^)

He's a Stud, She's a Slut by Jessica Valenti

I've already read Full Frontal Feminism, so I know what to expect.

Yeah, it's pretty... fun. She even wrote herself that it's kind of a funny thing. About a pretty sad and depressing topic. But yeah.

I like it so far. These 50 mini chapters are quite interesting and condensed.

"He's A Stud, She's A Slut"
"He's Chill, She's On The Pill"
"He's Rough, She's Dainty" - this is pretty sad, it's about the kind of toys directed at children, you can already guess what it's going to be like. ^^

So... More chapters to read on the train ride. Almost gone. Maybe some food before I go to the cinema.

Hmm... I don't think I'd like it tbh lol
(though you never know of course)

What I like about her style is that she's pretty informal. Pretty much into your face. Which I like.

I'm not into... flowery style without any meaning. You know, the stuff - the theoretical stuff I have to add - I should read for university is all married to the concept of elitist language. I dig language, but not the ugly connotations that academics give to it.

So, her style is just about right for me.

victor:an unfinished song by joan jara

This title. In this forum.
But also reading the Outsourcing definition for my Administrative subject homework.
Hate homework I.

"Tales of Mystery & the Supernatural: The Ghost Stories of Edith Wharton"

something nice and appropriate to spend the Halloween evening with, heheh ;p

I tried starting Der Steppenwolf last night. But I only managed the first page.

"Communist Manifest" from Marx and Engels.