I’m not exactly sure why, but I read a lot of books this week. It probably coincides with my experiment of not having internet at home at all. In the evenings, I wind up wanting to absorb information and so… there were these 5 books. Don Thompson’s The $12 Million Stuffed Shark One of my favorite books. If you’ve ever wondered how prices in the art market come to be, this book gives you a great introduction.  Laurie Anderson’s Empty Places A neat collection of the poems/songs she performed for her show “Empty Places.” With poetry, it’s not really “reading” as much as cruising through. Facilitated by Anderson’s lightning-speed wit and care.  Jay Jones’s Jim Henson Biography Well, what can I say? It just felt exactly right to reconnect with the life story of one of my biggest heroes.  Grant Cardone’s The 10X Rule I’m still digesting the sheer force with which this book shakes and wakes you up. A must-read.  Steve Wide’s Bowie From A To Z Just a fantastic way to end the week on a Sunday night.  **David Foster Wallace’s “This Is Water”** A quick, thought-provoking read. As always, _highly_ entertaining, too.  **David Foster Wallace’s "A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again”** Hahaha. Hahahahaha. OMG.