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4 to 10 days on average for a book less than 400 pages, but that includes downtime. The fastest I've ever read a book was 2 days and it was about 250 pages.

Does it have to revolve around the water and shoreline or can it just be set there?

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Great great band!

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Actually, those are the titles of two of his books of short stories. "We don't live here anymore" was made into a movie. I own Adultery and other Choices, but haven't read it. Maybe I will now.:)

OOH, I love Andre Dubus' short stories! Have you read The Times are Never So Bad or Separate Flights?

"miracles everywhere up in this bitch" Words of wisdom right there.

Woohoo! :D

See, I just can't buy used books online. I don't trust what the sellers' opinion is of "fair" or whatnot. I buy used books, but not if they're all jacked up.

Have you ever gotten a picture of the beavers?

Hey Dao, just curious but where in Texas are you?

Hey Chris!

Water For Elephants - Sara Gruen Last Exit to Brooklyn - Hubert Selby Jr Falconer - John Cheever

Sup!

Sorry to hear that man. :sad:

Ok, I didn't notice that Middlesex has already been discussed. I'll replace it with The Wasp Factory - Iain Banks

Me too :) My ten: Leviathan - Paul Auster A Walk in the Woods: Rediscovering America on the Appalachian Trail - Bill Bryson Breakfast at Tiffany's - Truman Capote The Big Nowhere - James Ellroy The Demon - Hubert Selby Jr Letting Go - Phillip Roth A Tale of Two Cities - Charles...

I'm down.:)