what keeps you company in the bathroom now?

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I'm actually re-reading a lot of stuff right now,
but on the stack are:
(actually, scattered around my bed would be more accurate than "stack")

The Men Who Stare at Goats by Jon Ronson
Ladies and Gentlemen, the Bronx Is Burning: 1977, Baseball, Politics, and the Battle for the Soul of a City by Jonathan Mahler
I Am a Cat by Sōseki Natsume
Collapse: How Societies Choose to Fail or Succeed by Jared Diamond
Stray Toasters by Bill Sienkiewicz
And
Hot Chicks with Douchebags by Jay Louis

-phil

RIght now it's some 70's to 80's era Conan comics,
a collection of MAD magazines,
"Vellum" by Hal Duncan
"The Element Encyclopedia of Secret Societies and Hidden History" by John Michael Greer,
"Graphic Storytelling and Visual Narrative" by Will Eisner

-50 Foot Robot Studios
www.50footrobot.com

I just swapped some things out of and into my bedside stack. Just finished the most recent Funny Times a few days ago, as well as John Patrick Deveney's biography of Paschal Beverly Randolph (who? What, you're not up on 19th-century Rosicrucians and sex magicians?)

On the headboard right now are:

• Box Office Poison by Alex Robinson. Started it years ago when it was an Antarctic series, never finished it so am reading the TPB, which was picked up at SPX a few years ago.
• Dracula, Prince of Many Faces: His Life and His Times by Radu R. Florescu & Raymond T. McNally. Bio, a gift the other half gave me at least 10 years ago.
• The Artist's Resource Handbook by Daniel Grant. Picked up a few years ago but never got a Round Tuit (see a pattern to what I just put on my reading pile?). Am really looking for a good replacement for Lee Wilson's "Make It Legal" on the "further reading list" in the cartooning course I teach at Greenfield Community College. This probably isn't it, though there's plenty useful stuff here.
• The Bird Watcher's Anthology edited by Roger Tory Peterson (1957). The only book on this list older than I am; brought home from my late mother's house circa 1995. Had to make some room on the shelf for the new guidebooks, so this went into the Current Reading pile.

Northlanders and Jack of Fables got put ahead of everything else once I got them home yesterday. Fortean Times coming soon....

Currently in a heap before me:

Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln - Doris Kearns Goodwin
Black Markets: The Supply & Demand of Body Parts - Michele Goodwin
Depletion & Abundance: Life on the New Home Front - Sharon Astyk
The Alphabet of Manliness - Maddox

Team of Rivals is some 944 pages so it'll be quite some time before I leave the bathroom.

Also, thanks for the Nersesian name-drop, I'll have to check it out.