might as well try this!
okay, so first guy i fell in love with had read Papillon and One Hundred Year of Solitude.
i was sold.
the second guy i fell in love with... knew who kafka was. (i was otherwise surrounded by the illiterate).
i married him.
now that i'm single again...
what are you reading?
calliopé
littérateurs unite
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Calliope
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hemp lover
Consider the Lobster - a book of essays by David Foster Wallace (one of my favorite authors of all time)
A biography of Janis Joplin
A ghost story anthology
Daisy Miller - Henry James
A book of Rilke poetry
and the March issue of Vanity Fair.
I like to have a few things going at once. What are you reading?
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IP_SEC
kafka... wasnt he the villian in Final Fantasy VI?
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Calliope
IP_SEC,
ummm,
you're kidding, right?
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Calliope
is it not totally narcissistic of me to have 3 posts so far?
okay, so because i'm just a tad of the short attention span class,
i am currently reading as follows:
Who wrote the Bible, richard friedman
Narnia (perhaps as i subsitute for the bible...)
Crisis of Conscience
A Million Little Pieces
A Moveable Feast (again).
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skyman
Book How to please the woman ten times in one night and then some.
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AlmostAtheist
>>Who wrote the Bible, richard friedman
I want to read that one, but haven't scragged a copy yet.
I'm reading Moby Dick (never read it before, it's quite good), The Power of Now, Five Patients (old one by Michael Crichton), and Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency (Douglas Adams).
Like you, it depends on where I am. And who I am at the moment.
Dave
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Calliope
skyman... i'm sold.
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ferret
Crisis of Conscience and looking for In Search of Religious Freedom.
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cyd0099
I am between books, but some recent reads include;
Men of Tomorrow; Gangsters, Geeks, and the Birth of the Comic Book
The Harlot by the Side of the Road; Forbiiden Tales of the Bible by Jonathan Kirsch
Tobacco by Iain Gately
Them by Jon Ronson
archy and mehitabel by don marquis
Bone Palace Buffet by Charles Bukowski
Hagakure by Yamamoto Tsunetomo
Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman