Got back to the D&G biography and finally finished it. It's a phenomenal work that seems to have involved a lot of interviews by the author. I liked learning more about how The Boys differed and their personal and philosophical relationships with other philosophers/activists.

One thing I always forget about philosophical biographies is that they're not always easy reading and frequently go into the ideas of the philosopher or the topics of their books. It's probably good that they do it but I was just here for the events.

I am glad to have finished this book because it has been looming over me for awhile. Now I an free (and simultaneously made unfree again because I am returning to A Thousand Pleateaus after this)