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Found this by chance at the library on Saturday, which is pretty surprising considering none of the bookstores in Reno have it and when I looked on the library's data base it wasn't there either. So far it's a very good read, I was a little intimdated by the size of it (coming in at 500 pages) but I'm already up to 150 which is largely attributed to the style in which it is written. Very easy to follow and doesn't read like a school text book.

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This is my third time reading this and it's just as enjoyable as the other two, I really should just buy the damn thing.

Ooh, one of the few of his that I haven't managed to get to yet. Let me know what you think.

I just bought this one, but I haven't got to reading it yet. Looking forward to it, especially now.

I really enjoyed it a lot. I thik you'll be pleasantly surprised.

Yeah, I second that. I'm on my 4th Vonnegut (Player piano) and he hasn't let me down yet...(:

I just finished Breakfast of Champions. Was awesome.

I think Kilgore Trout is one of the greatest characters ever created.

Well apart from what I'm reading in English (The Crucible... Generic syllabus reading) I've also got a collection of Kafka's short stories on the go. His writing deeply affects me, it's so melancholic yet has a strange distorted beauty.

On a less serious note, I think I'm moving through my 4th read of the Adrian Mole series. Any Brits out there hear me???

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they're having us read it for school, and i've just finished hemingway.