Traveling Sprinkler (CD-Audio)

from nmele

What to say about this novel, a sequel to "The Anthologist"? I enjoyed it, I laughed sometimes, I learned a bit about songwriting and contemporary dance music.

from RandyMetcalfe

Paul Chowder is back. The poignant poet of Baker's The Anthologist is now fifty-five and feeling his age. His on/off relationship with Roz is currently off, but he is regretting that terribly. He is supposed to be writing a new book of poems, which his publisher thinks might sell given the popula...

from kaulsu

It took me 1.5 years, YEARS, to drag myself through this book. I did learn what a traveling sprinkler is, and if I had a garden I would definitely go to Sears to see if they still sell them. Nicholson strung together a bunch of music appreciation notes and some literary criticism, but wow, what a...

from CarrieWuj

This is the second book in the Paul Chowder Chronicles -- my bad for not starting at the first as it might've given this some context. This is a coming-of-middle-age story, as far as I can tell. Paul Chowder, a Quaker attender, a minor poet and now wanna-be song writer shares a sliver of a summer...