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I'm sorry I left the conversation that I was enjoying so much, busy couple of days. I believe I'm actually somewhere in between the opinion of you two. While I do not think that we necessarily would have.... "don't you think we'd have found a solution by now"....Nor do I really believe that...

Two excellent books in the latter two IMO.

On a side note to follow along with the actual thread.....Just purchased Galapagos and am looking forward to cracking it open tonight. I read Slaughter House Five straight through a couple of days ago after falling in love with Vonnegut's writing. However, I do think that there was room for my...

SECONDED !!!! All in favor?!

Although I like the idea that what we read could be true, I'd be writing nonstop if there was a correlation between ink and truth. As far as things that we don't begin to conceive of.....Dan Brown is far from the originater of these ideas. Read the Gnostic Gospels or some other related...

Siddhartha......simple writing yet deep and thought provoking with a basic storyline.

I don't forget much if i like it. But the ones I like I usually have quotes pulled out or notes through the book so I think that tends to stick it in my memory more.

Trade paper is the way to go. Light weight and easy to read, yet at a respectable price and the book won't fall apart so easy as mass market.

Just finished Slaughterhouse Five , and am now actually going to begin Galapagos