Angels and Demons. almost done. still haven't seen the movie. they're never as good as the book, so fuck it.

something Neil Gaiman next, or I Am Legend if I'm feeling spunky.

a book of finnish biker/outlaw gangs, mainly about hell's anegls and bandidos' finnish chapters

what's the difference? do they shoot reindeer and vodka instead of meth?

a good book about cloning and individuality.

biography of sylvia plath

not that different, the book just tells when and how the gangs landed here and what the've done. sadly no reindeer shooting. drugs, violence and drugs. same shit.

Slaughterhosue 5

And alot of Marvel Dark Reign stuff

last library run:
watchmen
some eno bio (which i stopped reading after remain in light was wrapped up.)
collected poems of rimbaud

i need to hit la biblioteca soon.

rereading (for the bazillionth time) please kill me.

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to automatic bzooty again.

Just finished The Knife Doctor by Wendy Moore. This is a must for anyone interested in the medical field or digs bloodletting and bodysnatching. It's a true story, brilliantly written.

hah, thanks.

i am greatly preferring it to the movie.

woo. hit the library again today. sorry for the double post

psychotic reactions and carburetor dung - lester bangs
what we talk about when we talk about love - raymond carver [huh, i wonder why...]
the berlin stories - christopher isherwood

i haven't been this dorked out to read for a long time. (thanks high school english, for mostly sucking the life out of ... words?)

the lesser key of solomon, and catcher in the rye in my lunch hour... can't seem to stick to one book at a time!

i dont like new books they have to be pretty battered to feel right, and the lesser key of solomon and a lot of other books i want to read i have all as e-books which is even more upsetting i almost dont feel like reading them unless i can find a beaten up copy in some surprise bookshop___

My books for this semester:

Turn of the Screw
Author: James

Three Lives & Q.E.D.
Author: Stein

Petals of Blood
Author: Ngugi

New Negro
Author: Locke

Sleeping with the Dictionary
Author: Mullen

Imaginations
Author: Williams

Norton Anthology of M&C Poetry (Set:V1/V2)
Author: Ramazani

Brothers Karamazov (Giant Thrift Ed)
Author: Dostoyevsky

Mrs. Dalloway
Author: Woolf

Twilight of Idols/Anti-Christ
Author: Nietzsche

Fear & Trembling
Author: Kierkegaard

Gay Science
Author: Nietzsche

Dispatches (Trade Ed)
Author: Herr

Art of Rhetoric
Author: Aristotle

History of Peloponnesian War
Author: Thucydides

Ordinary Men (with New Afterword)
Author: Browning

Dispatches! Yeah. Great book.

That's a pretty heavy duty reading list there, partner.

Imaginations is some strangeness, but I still go to it now and then.

Yeah, it seems a little overwhelming, but at least it isn't a list of books I have no interest in...

Yeah, that's a good list. Has several I haven't gotten to.

for school right now

about a hundred-ish pages left to Children of Dune, man it is a slog. I sure wont be reading the rest of them.

Mieko Kanai - The Word Book

Short story collection, that rewired me..

Jean-Paul completely out-Aeschylus'd Aeschylus with "The Flies"

Umberto Eco - The Name of the Rose

Right now I'm on the great shark hunt but the political stories for the most part are abit of a chore.

I'm gonna start breakfast of champions next. I've read about 5 Vonnegut books this summer and they've all been enjoyable to read so looking forward to it. Slaughter House 5 was my favorite.

philip k. dick - valis

have gone thru almost half of the book, can't remember a thing, stupid people at trains talk so loud and kill any attention but have to keep reading otherwise will bore to death i guess

E-book:

reading a wie variety of books on film, opera and popular culture for a paper that im writing. so a few books by adorno and stuff on herzog and wagner and stuff like that

To Have and Have Not - Hemmingway

just finished the beginner's guide for the recently deceased, probably gonna start the castle by kafka soon.

I have just got through If you liked School, you'll love work by Irvine Welsh. AMAZING work :)

I am about 300 pages into this.