butterfli25 said: I just finished Living History- by Hillary
The one I really want is The year of Magical Thinking by Joan Didion. It's about the year her husband died when her daughter was in a coma. I also want to read Darkness Visible by Styron, he just died last month I think. Still haven't read The Four Agreements I need to catch up with Amy Tan and Sue Monk Kidd The Hundred Secret Senses and Saving Fish from Drowning The mermaid chair by sue monk kidd, I already read and loved the secret lives of bees. I have the new Anne Rice Book it is Christ the Lord out of Egypt, it was an interesting take on the life of the young Jesus. [Edited 11/28/06 13:54pm] since you just finshed "living history" you should check out dick morris's "re-writing history." it calls hillary on a lot of the lies she propagates in her autobiography. it would be a great comparison. | |
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I'm just over halfway through with Only Revolutions. An extraordinary book. I'm not sure what to make of it fully yet, though it has beautiful passages. It's really more poetry than prose, as it is highly rule-governed.
Great book. | |
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2the9s said: I'm just over halfway through with Only Revolutions. An extraordinary book. I'm not sure what to make of it fully yet, though it has beautiful passages. It's really more poetry than prose, as it is highly rule-governed.
Great book. That's that stupid book that looks like a EMO kid's depressing scrap book, right? | |
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AsianBomb777 said: 2the9s said: I'm just over halfway through with Only Revolutions. An extraordinary book. I'm not sure what to make of it fully yet, though it has beautiful passages. It's really more poetry than prose, as it is highly rule-governed.
Great book. That's that stupid book that looks like a EMO kid's depressing scrap book, right? True dat. | |
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2the9s said: I'm just over halfway through with Only Revolutions. An extraordinary book. I'm not sure what to make of it fully yet, though it has beautiful passages. It's really more poetry than prose, as it is highly rule-governed.
Great book. isn't that by the author of House of Leaves? i remember you going on & on & on about that book | |
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evenstar3 said: 2the9s said: I'm just over halfway through with Only Revolutions. An extraordinary book. I'm not sure what to make of it fully yet, though it has beautiful passages. It's really more poetry than prose, as it is highly rule-governed.
Great book. isn't that by the author of House of Leaves? i remember you going on & on & on about that book Required reading for DOOM, so hop to it, sister. | |
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2the9s said: evenstar3 said: isn't that by the author of House of Leaves? i remember you going on & on & on about that book Required reading for DOOM, so hop to it, sister. it's not at my school's library. | |
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evenstar3 said: 2the9s said: Required reading for DOOM, so hop to it, sister. it's not at my school's library. Steal. It. Then. We DOOM don't go to libraries. | |
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2the9s said: evenstar3 said: it's not at my school's library. Steal. It. Then. We DOOM don't go to libraries. that's right! those fuckers at Borders better watch out | |
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2the9s said: The Inheritance of Loss by Kiran Desai (if LleeLlee ever gets off her ass and gets it.. )
The Iranian Labyrinth by Dilip Hiro Chasing the Sea by Tom Bissell (this may be first up) And Pynchon's Against the Day just came out! That may be my project for the new year... Update: for reasons too complicated to go into at the moment, The Iranian Labyrinth is off my short list and is being replaced by V. S. Naipaul's India: A Million Mutinies Now. So please adjust your records. . [Edited 11/28/06 18:36pm] | |
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okay, i lied- i'm reading this right now instead:
much more fun than war and peace | |
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evenstar3 said: okay, i lied- i'm reading this right now instead:
much more fun than war and peace It looks like a light hearted romance | |
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Imago said: evenstar3 said: okay, i lied- i'm reading this right now instead:
much more fun than war and peace It looks like a light hearted romance the neruda, or war and peace? | |
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