Recent Reading

In the past few weeks, I've finished Akhil Amar's America's Constitution: A Biography and Vilmos Csányi's If Dogs Could Talk: Exploring the Canine Mind. Both books were very interesting, and I want to review both. (Of course, this is no guarantee that I actually will, but I'll try, in the next couple of days.)

I'm also currently reading Marguerite Yourcenar's Hadrian's Memoirs. I know that I read it once before, when I was in grad school, but I remember so little that I'm not classing it as a reread. I know that I know much more about Roman history than I did then, so I'm sure I'm getting more out of it this time anyway. I may review this one too.

Voices in My Head

I just realized that the voice I give Harry Dresden in my head is that of Jerry Doyle (Garibaldi on "Babylon 5"). (I just bought a copy of White Night.)