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What are you reading?

Jekyll

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Originally Posted by kwilkinson
You liked it? My dad has been telling me to read it ever since I found it in their library and asked about it.

I did. The structure is a bit confusing at first and it took me a hundred pages or so to really grok what was going on, but it was definitely worth it.

Originally Posted by foodguy
if you liked robert anton wilson, try jonathan carroll. not nearly as 60s twisted conspiratorial, and much more human. but just as weird.
i'm a mystery junkie. just finished charles huston's new "sleepless" and am halfway through the new elizabeth george.


Thanks, will check it out.
 

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Most recently, No Apology by Mitt Romney followed by Rediscovering Values by Jim Wallis.

Interestingly enough, despite the fact that their political views are quite dissimilar, the values they profess are very similar. In fact, I think the two of them could watch a baseball game together and have a great discussion about how to bring back values and promote moral behavior.

Speaking of baseball, I am currently reading Game of Shadows about the BALCO scandal and Barry Bonds.
 

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Originally Posted by Bradford
Speaking of baseball, I am currently reading Game of Shadows about the BALCO scandal and Barry Bonds.

Think I'll pick up the Glory of their Time tomorrow. And hopefully finish the Big Short. Lenin's Tomb will be finished by the start of 2011. I hope.
 

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Originally Posted by LabelKing
The Collected Stories of John Cheever Loving by Henry Green Cheever has an unrepentantly savage eye for humanity.
What was the title of the one where the daughter gets caught in the ski lift cog?
 

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I had followed up my recent, reawakened interest in dÃ
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cadence-literature with Orwell's 'Down and Out in Paris and London' which was quite good and am now in the middle of China MiÃ
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ville's newest novel 'Kraken' which is very intriguing and recommendable to all who are interested in fantasy, the occult and myth in general...
 

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Houellebecq's Plateforme, unfortunately the English translation.
 

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What's a good easy read that a 16 year old teenage boy can read and should read some time in his life?
 

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Originally Posted by lemmywinks
What's a good easy read that a 16 year old teenage boy can read and should read some time in his life?

Catcher in the Rye. No question.
 

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Does anyone have any god recs for books on monotheistic religions? Comparisons between them?

inb4goodbook
 

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Originally Posted by grouper
Catcher in the Rye. No question.

Shall check out.

Originally Posted by kwilkinson
To Kill a Mockingbird.

Have already read
 

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Originally Posted by LabelKing
"The Hartleys".

That's the one. One of my favorites.
 

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Originally Posted by johnapril
That's the one. One of my favorites.

You should also look into Henry Green. This is the opening line of his autobiography:

"I was born a mouthbreather with a silver spoon in 1905, three years after one war and nine before another, too late for both".
 

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