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i finished Douglas Coupland’s JPOD..
i’m currently reading / skimming about 6 books on seville + andalucia b/c i’m going there on holiday … weehooooo …
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waiting on this one to come in…Doing Nothing" A History of Loafers, Loungers, Slackers and Bums in America…
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while waiting, reading Fear:A Cultural History by Joanna Burke…synopsis of sorts…
anyone read any of the Jack Reacher books by Lee Child? i love them
On the Road by Jack Kerouac… I’m not a reader really, it’s for school.
Oh God, that’s my favorite book of all time. If you need help with any parts of it, analyzing it or anything, just IM me at RichardCelentano I’ll be more than happy to help.
Oh God, that’s my favorite book of all time. If you need help with any parts of it, analyzing it or anything, just IM me at RichardCelentano I’ll be more than happy to help.
That’s so nice of you!
If I do I’ll IM you. I think we have to do something along the lines of relating the novel to the author’s life.
Is that your assignment? Relating the story to the author’s life? What, is your teacher an idiot?
I think Big Sur is better.
I think Big Sur is better.
I love The Subterraneans, my favorite Kerouac novel.
Oh God, that’s my favorite book of all time. If you need help with any parts of it, analyzing it or anything, just IM me at RichardCelentano I’ll be more than happy to help.
That’s so nice of you!
If I do I’ll IM you. I think we have to do something along the lines of relating the novel to the author’s life.
That shouldn’t be a problem who doesn’t feel the need to escape life and become a run away alcoholic poet.
i just finished said the shotgun to the head by saul williams and im half way through lewis carrol’s tangled tale
i’m reading "Bird Song" by Sebastian Faulkes seems pretty damn gd so far
Still Life With Woodpecker. I am utterly, totally and enthusiastically amazed. And the best part is that when I read it the first time some weeks ago I was so drugged down in the hospital that I hardly remember any of it, apart from liking it a lot, and as I´m reading it now I´m also filled to the brim with painkillers, so I have to go back and reread whole chapters, this means that I´m rediscovering the book every time I pick it up. It´s a perpetum mobile of excitement and joy.
Ethnic America by Thomas Sorwell.
Interesting little journey into the diversity that makes america what it is and dispelling of rumors/common myths/misconceptions from an intellecual’s objective viewpoint.
The only problem is that it what written in 1980, so I’m sure the numbers have shifted dramatically.
i, fatty
the fatty arbuckle story, this would make a good movie