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May here is meh.

I vote A Game of Thrones but I haven't read the competition so it could be a better book for all I know.

I came across waterproof erotica recently. Neat idea.

I had recently instituted a new law: 10PM I'm off the PC and the TV is off. Time to read. Sometimes that will last until eleven, sometimes 1AM. I've ignored my own law the last couple days though. This is being posted at 12:11AM and the TV is on as well. When I don't have to be anywhere too...

I regret attempting to help you immensely. Please learn to communicate.

Yeah it was a good month. I made up for what I lacked in quantity with quality. As did you I see. Some time this year I'm gonna do a re-read of Crime and Punishment. Probably in November, celebrate Fyodor's birthday. ;) On deck for May: Finish Guns, Germs, and Steel by Jared Diamond...

Of Mice n Men could be a good choice 4 u.

Did it work this time too? :D Nice job to the moderators. It is a time consuming thankless job. Most PMs you get as a mod are somebody complaining. Imagine that, complaining to a volunteer. I'm gonna cope out of listing people lest I forget someone. But thanks are still in order...

Seeing is out here in Canada already. I've leafed through it and to me it looks like a tacky add-on to the success of Blindness.

1. Great Expectations by Dickens. Was started before April. 2. Oracle Night by Paul Auster. 3. *Short History of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson. 4. A Game of Thrones by Georege R.R. Martin. 5. 60% of the way through Guns, Germs, and Steel by Jared Diamon.

****ing genius!

Hadn't seen this: http://forums.thebookforum.com/showthread.php?t=5525 It's kinda close.

Perfect fantasy? Hmmm. I know one thing that makes much of it imperfect. Or at least, one of my major gripes against Fantasy. Most fantasy is about kings and lords arguing over chairs. Fantasy grants the author all the leeway in the world, this world or any other, and they almost always...

No. No. No.

Agreed. Although it's easier to get them from some than others. ;) Sometimes all it takes is a cartoon.

I haven't read The Shadow of the Apocolypse, nor am I likely to. It looks like just another poke holes in an imperfect religion type book. Michel Houellebecq seems to piss off people. Like Rushdie I believe he's had a fatwah placed on his life.

The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold. Used trade paper for $2. Proceeds to Huntington Society of Canada, Niagara Chapter.

I used to have ten or twelve pornographic haikus. I can't find them now But I think they were funny Let me remember

I wish I knew.

Any writer that uses the term "whack" is well, whack. Also, writers that use pen names, writers that publish works by others in their name - the ones with teams of writers working for them. R.A. Salvatore for example.