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Nope but my dad has avoided many of them while I'm in the car.:confused: Ever had a teacher that you just hated?:p

I dabble in the journalism trade, so I am always surrounded by non-fiction. To get away from it all, I read fiction. Now as for biographies, I don't care much for people I don't know. Why would I want to read a book about them? I know that is very narrow-minded but I would rather spend my time...

Since you mentioned Ambrose Bierce, have you read An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge. Now THAT one made my skin twist into knots.:eek:

Hmmm... I'd have to say Vonnegut's futuristic (dys)(u)topia Harrison Bergeron. That one sucked me right in on the first sentence and wouldn't let me go until I finished it, leaving me beaten and bruised. Great story from the master of satire.:cool:

Since I last posted in this forum, I purchased a ton more books and a few more came courtesy of my dad's account on amazon (school books). :) Ulysses- James Joyce (Finally!) The Wild Boys- William S Burroughs Junky- William S Burroughs The Complete Short Stories of- Ambrose Bierce...

OF COURSE...NOT! :D Do you have a certain pose you strike every time someone's gonna take a pic of you?

The Mistress of Spices is set where I live. Many true crime books are also set where I live...:p

Depeche Mode - Violator :cool:

Have you ever had a wish/prayer come true? Sort of. When my brother was hit by a car he had a severe concussion. He didn't even know what year it was! I prayed that he would be okay and that there wouldn't be any brain damage. One night in the hospital and he was perfectly fine.:) Favorite...

Anyone know of any good ones? Ixnay on American Psycho, the Harris books, and reference books. I'd prefer if it was from the point of view of the killer.:)

I use to LOVE Dynamite Girl. Pretty cool. Blonde chick kicking ass. VERY much inspired by Quentin Tarantino's films. Recommended.

Which books?:confused: If you mean 'The War of the Spider Queen' books, R.A.Salvatore is not taking the credit as author, just sort of a plot/character creator and founder of the project.

what does that mean?:confused: You silly english people? lol:p

I've never dabbled in the audio book...I dont know. I have enough voices in my head...;)

finished 2 hours ago(under 18 hour time period): JUNKY by William S. Burroughs Last saturday: Lord of the flies

10p? I'm sorry...I'm an ignorant American who doesnt know what the hell that is. The postage would probably cost me what the book here would though...:confused:

I want to get Joyce's Ulysses, but its really hard deciding which edition to buy since this is a book has been revised and edited over and over again. So, does anyone know which version is best? Price is really not that important. It is JOYCE after all.:D :D

Its sad but true, I am a book hoarder. *MINE*:mad: I have two book "shelfs". One with the "better" nicer, new-when-bought books and the other is for the used books or less nice books..Its sick, I discriminate books...I buy them faster than I read them but I can still find some spare space...

Oh yeah I love both the covers of Haunted too. Way better than the trade ones I've see. Yikes! The A Clockwork Orange cover is awesome too...nice that only people who've read the book would understand the milk.;)