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Could I get the PM that has your literary likes and dislikes first? I already recommended a book to beer good weeks ago but I don't mind doing more, I just need to know where to start.

Still waiting.

In 6th grade I read things like Roald Dahl or Robert Newton Peck. I remember reading Peter Benchley's The Island and David Morrell's Testament around that age maybe a couple years older. I haven't read these but maybe you and he can take a look and decide if any of these would work: Neil...

Woodrow Wilson Stan Lee Edgar Winter Denzel Washington Patrick Rafter Adam Vinatieri John Legend James Blake ..and numerous politicians, porn stars and at least one pianist.

Me either. Sent mine out though.

Fantastic Fiction Internet Speculative Fiction Database Of course neither deals with any non-fiction whatsoever. Still maybe they can help.

I could never decide on a five that would never change. Here's what I came up with this time. Mission of Gravity - Hal Clement Hothouse - Brian Aldiss The World Inside - Robert Silverberg The Windup Girl - Paolo Bacigalupi The Demolished Man - Alfred Bester

MacGruber Completely over the top, base comedy that cracked me up. Probably didn't hurt that I was drinking.

Yeah, and bring a six pack. Or however many it takes for you to start liking beer.

Easy on the entrails there AMC. Shame we're already half way through the season. Hopefully we'll get a good long look at how these zombies conduct their siegecraft before it all ends.

I've only read Dune and they couldn't have titled that any better.

Polly, you've never been wrong until now.

I'm in too.

John Mellencamp - No Better Than This More of a blues/americana sound than the pop albums of the 80's.

I've only read one of his short stories called The Testament of Magdalen Blair which I remember being mediocre although I probably read that six or eight years ago.

:lol: Yes, very happy. What a couple of losers those parents were. The indifference to their children's lack of food, clothing and shelter was a shock. So too was the strength of character it took from those kids to perservere. Outstanding recommendation.

Beloved - Toni Morrison The Known World - Edward P. Jones The Confessions of Nat Turner - William Styron The Executioner's Song - Norman Mailer The Chosen - Chaim Potok The Grapes of Wrath - John Steinbeck

I've got that book, sounds good.

I just started The Glass Castle by Jeanette Walls and I think I'm going to like it a lot.

I almost read this one a few weeks ago. I prefer horror in the short format.