Category Archives: Reading Journal

YB MAG #4/2012 August: Magazine by football club Young Boys. It's really always quite the same. GUSTAVmag #23 (unfinished): Next issue of the Swiss urban influence magazine. Just got myself a subscription for the mag. Das Abenteuer Groundhopping geht weiter: … Continue reading →

Damn Good Advice (For People with Talent!) by George Lois (finished): It really is good advice. Will definitely come back to this to read a couple of pages every now and again. Business Class: Geschichten aus der Welt des Managements (German) … Continue reading →

In June I read… Damn Good Advice (For People with Talent!) by George Lois (still unfinished): Interesting guide for a creative carreer. Then We Came to the End by Joshua Ferris (finally finished): I quite liked it however I find it too … Continue reading →

I did not read that much last month: Damn Good Advice (For People with Talent!) by George Lois (unfinished): Interesting guide for a creative carreer. Then We Came to the End by Joshua Ferris (still unfinished): Some parts are lengthened a lot … Continue reading →

Here comes my reading journal for April… with a little delay in posting: Hot Shots Tips and Tricks for Taking Better Pictures by Kevin Meredith (finished): A pretty good photo book with some very good advice and beautiful pictures. My New … Continue reading →

I finished two books, a booklet and a magazine, still didn't finish a photo book and a travel guide. Plus New York's weekly free Village Voice every week. Hot Shots Tips and Tricks for Taking Better Pictures by Kevin Meredith (still … Continue reading →

My reading in February: Hot Shots Tips and Tricks for Taking Better Pictures by Kevin Meredith (still unfinished): As before. My New York City (German) by James Rizzi & Peter Bührer (unfinished): Beautiful designed and very extraordinary city guide. Good tips and interesting … Continue reading →

My reading in January: The Catcher in the Rye by Jerome David Salinger (finished): I wouldn't say I hated it but I can't say I really enjoyed or liked it either. The good thing is I finally can say that I … Continue reading →

My reading in December (plus the end of November): Mr. Peanut by Adam Ross (finished): I finally finished it! During the whole novel Ross shifts in time and location as well as between two story lines. It was sometimes really hard … Continue reading →

I'm pleased to introduce not only a new category in my blog – books – but also a new, (hopefully) monthly, column. Well maybe it's gonna be more like a summary than an actual column. But let's pretend that doesn't … Continue reading →