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BOOKS: What are you reading?

Memoirs by Tennessee Williams

Now to be fair, there were, in the forties, certain fabulously fat pocketbooks that scattered bits of much-publicized dole to young talents. There were the Guggenheim fellowships to be had, sometimes at the last ditch by such a tremendous and yet fragile artist as Hart Crane. Perhaps it could never have come early enough to have saved Hart from his own destruction, but it came, when it did, much too late. And there were in the thirties the WPA projects, and, oh, God, did I ever try to make that scene in Chicago and New Orleans and was I ever slapped down! And a bit later, there were the Rockefeller grants of a thousand dollars with a possible but improbable future increase by half the original big one. That one and its half-size addition did come my way, eventually.

The very rich have such a touching faith in the efficacy of small sums.

I should have put that observation in quotes rather than italics since it is not a remark of my own but one of (the legendary) Paul Bigelow’s most succinct comments on the godly handouts, tax-exempted no doubt, of our Babylonian plutocracy.
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The next night I took her home to the rooming-house she lived in. She was wearing crimson ski-pants and a white sweater with those great boobs standing out. She turned out the light in the rooming-house parlor and motioned me to the sofa.

Her caresses were wildly successful. She unzipped the front of her ski pants and I fucked her with my overcoat on. We were interrupted once or twice by other roomers returning. She would zip up her pants and I would button my coat but no one was much fooled and no one cared, for it was a raffish house. The roomers would go upstairs at once and we would at once return to our wild break-through of my virginal status.

I took to it like a duck to water. She changed positions with me, she got on top of me and rode my cock like a hobbyhorse and then she came and I’d never imagined such a thing, all that hot wet stuff exploding inside her and about my member and her gasping hushed outcries.

I was not yet in love with Sally but terribly impressed with myself. I got home long after midnight. I went straight to the men’s room at the ATO house. Another brother was peeing as I peed, and I said, “I fucked a girl tonight.”

“Yeh, yeh, how was it?”

“Oh, it was like fucking the Suez Canal,” I said, and grinned and felt a man full grown.
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Added:
THE FURTHER ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK HOLMES: THE VEILED DETECTIVE by David Stuart Davies
and
ANCIENT PHILOSOPHIES: PRESOCRATICS by James Warren
 
Reischfleger said:
Finish Lolita ..|

Now I am reading...

The Catcher in the Rye by J. D. Salinger :-)
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I read Catcher in the Rye last year.. what are your thoughts on it?
My friend read it as a teenager and I was 39 reading it. He said I was too old to be reading it as it is a coming of age novel.
I enjoyed it. Can't say I loved the main character, but he is flawed and interesting. I enjoyed the read.
 
Finished SHERLOCK HOLMES, added MAN, MYTH, AND MAGIC vol. 1, edited by Richard Cavendish
 
Tales of Ordinary Madness by Charles Bukowski.
 
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