Summer Book Blogging Project
The Rev'd Canon Dr. Kendall Harmon's blog Titus ONE Nine ran a wonderful post recently describing a summer "Blog a Book" reading and blogging project. The project comes from Chuck Colson's BreakPoint - the description of the project is here and the list of recommended books by friends of BreakPoint is here. It just so happens that MadPadre found a copy of Anne Rice's Christ the Lord: Out of Egypt in the public library the other day and that will be my own blogging project for the summer. Once I get caught up with two other book reviews, I'll start reading and blogging and I hope for a comment or two as I go along.
Sunday, July 8, 2007
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