Poly book club

[Zevico]

OK, I'd like to nominate Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman because I haven't read it and there's a reasonable probability that it is a. a good book and b. there are a decent number of people here who haven't read it. Thoughts?

It's a good book. Read it anyway.

If nobody likes that we can read the Great Gatsby again, I liked that book, it's one of the few assigned books I actually liked in high school. Most people here are so old that when they were in high school electric lights hadn't been invented yet*, so it should be worth a reread with the movie coming out

*yes, anachronism alert, Great Gatsby was written in '25, but be quiet

Watch for the green light on the horizon, HC, or you'll miss the turn off.

[Zevico]

I would like to nominate any of the following, because I have to read them for a class I'll be taking in a couple months.

James Weldon Johnson. Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man. ISBN 0140184023.

This has my vote, it looks quite good.

[Dinner]

update? books?

I started reading Adam Smith's classic works from the 18th century but this is turning out to be some laborious reading.