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Not often. There are some I come back to, either because I think I might pick up on something different that I missed last time, or just because I like them. Books like Frankenstein, The Divine Comedy, Jane Eyre, a lot of Poe, O.Henry, and Lovecraft's stories, some of Orwell's stuff. It's like...

I've always had a soft spot for Rochester, prickly as he is at times. But my #1 is still Benedick :D Even as a moony teenager I couldn't see the appeal of Heathcliff though; that book kind of gave me the creeps, to be honest, I don't get how people tout it as a love story when the dominant...

LA Confidential - :star5: White House Down - zero stars Jonah Hex - :star2: Goodfellas - :star4:

God you're a catty little thing. [j/k hahaha]

Yeah, I'm confused; is there some literary version of Napster out there? Are are you talking about E-books in general? B/c there are definitely King E-books on the market.... Writing is a business like any other. In terms of online publishing, well, it's just very very important to read any...

Gosh, sorry I like more than one thing :rolleyes:

DeNiro's performance was great, but the movie itself was a pretty big mess despite being, technically, a faithful adaptation.

"I regret everything." Holy S* that link was sad. Especially Woolf and Valez.

Okay, not really.....:D That's a tough thing to narrow down, but Watchmen is definitely up there. As is Batman: the Killing Joke. I liked Bone and The Crow quite a lot when I was a kid.

X-Men: First Class - :star3: Bram Stoker's Dracula - 3 1/2 out of 5 Single White Female - :star3: Crimson Tide - :star4: What's Love Got To Do With It - 3 1/2 out of 5

Bet you anything it'll be Charlize Theron (assuming Sean Penn is allowing her to leave the house if/when production starts on this). As for book-to-movie transitions, I've always loved DePalma's adaptation of Carrie. I think the movie stays pretty true to the book and adds a deeper sense of...

What I'm looking for: What's looking for me: *cue sad trombone sound*

Yes, although I haven't gotten around to the final season yet. Same

Yeah, I was thinking about the same thing as Meadow, drop the flags and maybe just do one biohazard symbol centered against the helixes. I like the font for your name better than the title font, but it would be best to use one font consistently regardless. The synopsis has me interested; good...

The Nightworld series maybe? I liked Sharon Shinn's Samaria (Archangel) books too, although those aren't YA exactly (don't know if you're looking specifically for YA or not.)

The Rebel by Albert Camus really put a lot of things into perspective for me. Frankenstein. I first read it when I was 14 and loved the gothic horror aspect of it. Re-reading it as an adult, the loneliness in the subtext (although I guess it's not all that subtle) got under my skin. It's...

Just started American Lion by Jon Meachem. Andrew Jackson was a fascinating person...an awful person in some ways, but fascinating.