She’s in her prime, she’s got two lovers on the faculty, she’s influencing young minds. It’s a story of love, hate, manipulation, and betrayal on several levels.

He realized that we can’t see what he called the eight inch ball on the top of our body, except by looking at a photo or a reflection in a mirror. If we cannot see ourselves the way other people see us, how do we know who we are?

Even more mind blowing, thinking about what silence actually is. And does it even exist? Is sound a constant? Is it different for each individual based on surroundings, personal history…

Where is Bowie in this book?”  What effected him, and encouraged him? As I was reading 1984 I thought, is this why Bowie was so attracted to art?  Why his life was art.  It seems so important as I read this cautionary tale…

Season 1 reading list. Hoping to get a better understanding of our beloved David Bowie by reading the books he recommended.