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Kyril Bonfiglioli's Mortdecai trilogy, again.
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The living blood by Tananarive due


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A guide to Kant's categorical imperative.
*sigh*
It's making a depressing amount of sense, so far.
But the famous four examples he uses are driving me nuts. I just can't make the final connection of taking a maxim and converting into a law. And I don't see what the internal consistency of a law has to do with it's morality.


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I'm reading 'One flew over the cuckoo's nest'. It's lots of fun, and I'm enjoying it a lot as I do often enjoy these kind of late 60's insane assylum books (apart from the Bell Jar....)


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Did you read Joanne Greenberg ("I never promised you a rose garden")?
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Read that one years ago for a Psychology class, Mrs. O. Talk about a look into a whole other world...



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I do wonder sometimes how accurate it is, though.


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I thought that I remembered that the girl from the story was a real life case, and went around the US giving talks about her experiences and in support of better funding of institutions and such.

Not, of course, that any of this keeps things in the book from having been exaggerated at all ala James Frey and "A Million Little Pieces. Wink



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quote:
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Did you read Joanne Greenberg ("I never promised you a rose garden")?
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I haven't......*goes to add it to her amazon list* Thanks!


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"Future Shock" -Alvin Toffler. The future, circa 1960. Lots of good stuff about how people join 'subcults' for identity

"The Death of a Joyce Scholar" - Bartholomew Gill. English mystery novel. Picked it up used for the name. Set in Dublin around Bloomsday. Probably won't appeal to the Joycean in me, but seems nice

"An Intimate Knowledge of the Night" - Terry Downling. WONDERFUL interlinked collection of short stories by an amazing Aussie writer. I'm putting off finishing it because I don't want it to end
 
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Just finished L'Etranger de Camus.

Reading Anasi Boys finally and just got Book the 12th in the SoUE. REally wish this series would hurry up and get finished.


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Just Finished: "Please Kill Me: The Uncensored Oral History of Punk" it was most excellent.


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guess what?

that's right, a short history of nearly everything by bill bryson *sigh*


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The Dark Tower VII: The Dark Tower by Stephen King. I'm halfway through it. I don't want it to end.
 
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Daytripper ... welcome! Do check out the World's End if you have some time. Much more zaniness than here in the Other Writers forum (though many of us do spend a fair amount of time here as well).


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Abarat, by Clive Barker. Just never got around to it before. Thus far, it's reading like The Wizard of Oz - on acid ...

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Daytripper ... welcome! Do check out the World's End if you have some time. Much more zaniness than here in the Other Writers forum (though many of us do spend a fair amount of time here as well).


Thanks JP! I'll be going there right now.
 
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The Dark Tower VII: The Dark Tower by Stephen King. I'm halfway through it. I don't want it to end.


i'll probably have to read 1-4 before i start on the newer ones...


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currently reading Everything is Illuminated by Jonathan Safran Foer.

I saw the movie with Eugene Hütz from Gogol Bordello and decided to pick up the book...


It's got a lot more backstory in it..I'm really enjoying it...it's premium yes?


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