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LaMarrBruister
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Electric Don Quixote: The Definitive Story of Frank Zappa By Neil Slaven.

First time I've read it. Seems pretty good so far, but then the only other book on FZ I've read was The Real Frank Zappa.
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First off, I think we all know that if an apple does "poop", there's a video of it on this here internet!

Secondly; I'm reading Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut.



Absolute classic that Cruds ,
I've just started The Sirens of Titan , read it about ten times in my late teens , picked it up again last night . I'm loving it .

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Falling Man by Don DeLillo
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First off, I think we all know that if an apple does "poop", there's a video of it on this here internet!

Secondly; I'm reading Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut.



Absolute classic that Cruds ,
I've just started The Sirens of Titan , read it about ten times in my late teens , picked it up again last night . I'm loving it .

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Thank you my scouse friend! I still haven't finished it as I rarely have the time to read.
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I am almost finished with Gone With The Wind. I told my Mom I'd read it eventually in my life before she died since it was one of her favorites. Not a bad book! In fact it's pretty interesting. Scarlet isn't painted as a wonderful person in fact she is a downright asshole and I think that is cool that the main character is shown for their flaws.

The Character Rhett is actually quite an interesting guy.

Not a bad read for a "Chic Book"!

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Amerika by Franz Kafka

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I read these every 10 years. '88 '98 & now '08...
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Short stories from John Fante.

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Jews don't like Nietzche? That's news to me. Why?


I've learned from personal experience that some don't like Schopenhauer, one of my heroes.
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I recently finished Mötley Crües "The Dirt" and what a blast that was. Now that I'm back in school all I read is university related.
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After getting through Pynchon' Gravity' Rainbow, my brain should just about be at boiling point after this....

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'The Portable Atheist'.........Christopher Hitchens ed.


fantastic compendium of atheistic writing from Lucretius thru to

sam harris. hitchens writes a killer intro and some small introductions to each piece.

and as a bit of fun the book is bloody huge and hardly portable.
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