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  • so poor I can't afford to comment on the PJ forum Posts: 201
    THE IMMORTAL CLASS, Bike Messengers and the Cult of Human Power, Travis Hugh Culley.
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    Women--Charles Bukowski
  • so poor I can't afford to comment on the PJ forum Posts: 201
    The Curse of Lono, HST and Ralph Steadman, similar to Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas but the location is Hawaii...
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    Almost halfway through "Rebecca" and also reading the Pete Townshend bio that Eddie wrote the forward to.
    "We're fixed good, lamp-wise."
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    i just finished "The Story of Edgar Sawtelle". Man, thats some messed up shit.
    "When all your friends and sedatives mean well but make it worse... better find yourself a place to level out."
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    The Last Wish- Andrzej Sapkowski
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    'The Wisdom of India' - Lin Yutang
  • out here in the fields Posts: 7,305
    "The Big Rich" by Bryan Burrough. It's a detailed and very entertaining history of the four wealthiest oil families in Texas in the early 20th century, how they struck it rich, and their impact on all kinds of institutions including politics.
    "The stars are all connected to the brain."
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    I just finished New Moon. I didnt like it like the 1st book. I dont think the movie will be that great. I hope so.... Im gonna buy the next 2 books today. Has anyone read them? Are they good?
    I'll be back
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    since the last time i posted, i've probably read 8 more books.....averaging one a week...just flying this year! today at lunch i shall start paulo coelho's newest novel, the winner stands alone.
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    Hemingway's Chair - Michael Palin (almost finished)

    Queen of Babble Gets Hitched - Meg Cabot (about halfway through)

    Whole Lotta Led Zeppelin - Jon Bream (haven't gotten very far yet)

    Norwegian Wood - Haruki Murakami (started a short while ago)

    I think all of these are in English, I can't remember which books I've read in Finnish or English. :D

    also I have my never-ending reading mission in the form of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (in English aswell, that's why it's taking me forever.. :| ) which I've started many many times.
    "Don't be faint-hearted, I have a solution! We shall go and commandeer some small craft, then drift at leisure until we happen upon another ideal place for our waterside supper with riparian entertainments."
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    Nothingman54 wrote:
    I just finished New Moon. I didnt like it like the 1st book. I dont think the movie will be that great. I hope so.... Im gonna buy the next 2 books today. Has anyone read them? Are they good?

    I struggled to get through the first book and bailed after that. The writing is horrible!
    "We're fixed good, lamp-wise."
  • Washington DC Posts: 7,376
    Dreams from My Father by Barack Obama. It's flows very well. He's a great story writer.
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    I'm rereading The Road by Cormac McCarthy. I've figured out why a lot of it didn't stick the last time around, and that would be because of the writing style. There's a lot of run-ons that make some of the book hard to read, even though the plot is good.
    Thanks EPOTTSIII!
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    Back_Pedal wrote:
    I'm rereading The Road by Cormac McCarthy. I've figured out why a lot of it didn't stick the last time around, and that would be because of the writing style. There's a lot of run-ons that make some of the book hard to read, even though the plot is good.

    I loved that book.

    Just finished Atlas shrugged and now i've started A Game Of Thrones
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    Back_Pedal wrote:
    I'm rereading The Road by Cormac McCarthy. I've figured out why a lot of it didn't stick the last time around, and that would be because of the writing style. There's a lot of run-ons that make some of the book hard to read, even though the plot is good.

    I didn't care for that one. It felt like a short story that was stretched into a novel just to win prizes. Perhaps the most over-hyped novel I've read outside of Confederacy of Dunces. They both won the Pulitzer interestingly enough.

    I'm reading the Preacher series of graphic novels now. It's some crazy shit!
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    I'm reading Painting Mona Lisa which is quite interesting - all about the church mafia in 15th century florence.
    Also still trying to get through Dreams from my father by BO but it's stalled a bit, since I'm not commuting anymore. :lol:

    By the way, is anyone on Goodreads here? It's a good way of keeping track of your books, writing reviews and finding out about new books. If you are on there feel free to add me! This is my profile: http://www.goodreads.com/user/show/1022800 :D
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    The Blade Itself- Joe Abercrombie, book one of his First Law trilogy.
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    The Illiminatus Trilogy.

    ...what a trip!
    Everything not forbidden is compulsory and eveything not compulsory is forbidden. You are free... free to do what the government says you can do.
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    "Bananas: How the United Fruit Company Shaped the World" by Peter Chapman
    All the world will be your enemy, Prince with a thousand enemies, and whenever they catch you, they will kill you. But first they must catch you, digger, listener, runner, prince with the swift warning. Be cunning and full of tricks and your people shall never be destroyed.

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