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A local Bay Area author by the name of Brenda Webster (The Last Good Freudian, The Beheading Game dropped by my English class today to give a talk on her latest book. As the conversation went on, the discussion turned to what it is that publishers want to publish, what they think will sell...
This sounds like something I might want to read.
Real quick though, is it like funny horror (a la Shawn of the Dead) or does it really take itself seriously with the worms and zombies?:)
A whole bunch of books. 30 or so.....
Some: Intensity- Koontz
How to be good- Hornby
A Farewell to Arms- Hemingway
Eye Scream- Rollins
Prime- Brite
Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close- Foer
The Stranger- Camus...
I guess I'll answer both!:D
House of 1000 Corpses
I would love to go back to Walnut Grove Minnesotta(sp?) around `1880 to visit the Ingalls!!:p
Boxers or briefs?? (Thong, G-String, Commando, Tighty-Whities etc...);)
I remember back in elementary school the books that every student was reading were the Goosebumps books. Everyone wanted to read more of them than anyone and faster than anyone.
For the past few years The Harry Potter Series has been what kids (and some grown ups) use to "compete". Kids...
I went to Borders and the Salvation Army today....:D :D :D
Lies-Al Franken
Johnny Got His Gun-Dalton Trumbo
Watership Down-Richard Adams
SeinLanguage-Jerry Seinfeld
...I.....can't.......fight......th.....th.....the....disease!! ;)
More.....books....need...more...books!!:p
you know, reading all of you people's posts makes me feel sane. I thought that there mustve been something wrong with me, buying 8,9,10,11,12 books at a time knowing that I had hoards at home that I havent gotten around to yet. I just cant pass up a good deal on books when i see them! all of you...
omg...this thread made me think of a book i have stacked in my closet somewhere. Its Arthur Millers Death of Salesman, a Viking 1949 print. I looked it up online and some dude has valued the same thing (except with Miller's autograph) at around $6000!!! A book I randomly bought at the Salvation...