Page 404. (From the Lost World) I haven't picked it up for a week or two.Where are you in the book, Flake? I'm about 1/3 of the way through, but I can't hit it again until at least next week (2 reviews due soon)
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Are ye at the Easter sunday scene yet? Not a biggy but I laughed me ass off.
I am reading Jack Ketchum. He makes me uncomfortable really. How many stories of bondage can he tell? Girl Next Door and Right to Life? Why all this stuff? It makes my skin crawl. Is he whached or something....just saying.
You had better read your Harlan Coben. I will give you leave for your reviews okay. LMAO. I am most kind.Where are you in the book, Flake? I'm about 1/3 of the way through, but I can't hit it again until at least next week (2 reviews due soon
In the church? Yar that was pretty funny!
Can anyone tell me if they've read Cyborg by Martin Caidin, and if it's good. I have Lee Majors' autograph. In 1976, Craig Otis and myself waited outside the hotel where he was staying in Sydney. We were going, boop, boop, boop,boop.
Nu, Nu, Nu, Nu, Nunununu,Nu, Nu, Nu, Nu.
Nu, Nu, Nu, Nu, Nunununu,Nu, Nu, Nu, Nu.
Readin "Stephen Fry in America". I am also watching the brilliant documentary with the same name.
As a European inhabitant, I am baffled by the beauty of your country. And the people seem so nice and kind. Kind of a different conception of what I had by watching "the daily show" every night.
As a European inhabitant, I am baffled by the beauty of your country. And the people seem so nice and kind. Kind of a different conception of what I had by watching "the daily show" every night.
You are ahead of me then, Flake. I am about page 250.
I'll wait, let me know when you're getting close to 400.
Reading some Thomas Mann. Found an old, old HB of The Thomas Mann Reader at Goodwill, decent condition. I'm usually wary of translations, but this one, by Joseph Warner Angell, seems pretty good. Doing the essays first. The one about old Schiller is quite profound.
Dunno, just diggin some old German authors lately--sniffin around, seein what's what. Got a big volume of Goethe on the back burner as well. Trouble is, all the research you gotta do just to find decent translations.
Dunno, just diggin some old German authors lately--sniffin around, seein what's what. Got a big volume of Goethe on the back burner as well. Trouble is, all the research you gotta do just to find decent translations.
At the moment I'm into Cryptomomicon, by Neal Stephenson and Noble House, by James Clavell.
Finally got around to Joe Hill NOS4A2! Bra freaking vo I love love love this book. I know that I shouldn't want to but can I get a mouth full of gingerbread gas, take a trippy ride in the wraith, and land in good old Christmas land?!
Gave up on flowers just couldn't keep me interested
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
I'm about to start that one . . .hopefully tonight . . .
That is a great picture!NOS4A2 was excellent - I loved it!
The Pickwick Papers...very funny stuff.
Let me know what you think, please.
I am reading Fevre Dream by George R. R. Martin and will start Burn by James Patterson very soon. People poo poo Patterson but I can't resist some of his characters. Come on, a widowed NYPD cop with 10 kids, a cute nanny and a monsignor for an uncle, I love it!
"Cut him. Don't make me tell you twice."
I'm currently reading Dean Koontz's Lightning and also started a reread of the first book in RL Stine's original Goosebumps series. I'm reading and reviewing them all on my blog. I haven't read any of these since childhood, so it should be fun.
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