Richard Mcguire Here's Reading List

"I'm currently reading "Our Strangers," by Lydia Davis. I love her work."

"Olivier Schrauwen deserves a shout-out. He is such an original thinker and damn funny. His new book is called "Sunday.""

""Seeing Is Forgetting the Name of the Thing One Sees," by Lawrence Weschler, is brilliant, starting with the title. It's about Robert Irwin, one of my favorite artists."

""Sapiens," by Yuval Noah Harari."

""Novels in Three Lines," by Félix Fénéon."

"That the roots of trees are all communicating, helping each other survive, from "The Hidden Life of Trees," by Peter Wohlleben."