Summer readings?
pasbesoin: Robert Pirsig's follow-up to "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance", that being "Lila".  I started it some years ago but didn't get too far.  However, his addressing the concept of quality, plus the impression Zen had on me, leave me feeling I really should give it another go.  And I just turned up my paperback copy the other week.It's been quite a number of years, and memory fades somewhat, but for me, Zen was one of the most profound reads of my life.  I just checked the Wikipedia page for Pirsig, which states (somewhat unclearly, with regard to what "Board" is being described):Pirsig's publisher's recommendation to his Board ended with "This book is brilliant beyond belief, it is probably a work of genius, and will, I'll wager, attain classic stature."That was certainly my impression.  I should revisit Zen, as well.  Unfortunately, my old copy -- full of my scribbled notes -- was I believe lost to water damage.