Dr. Sleep by S. King

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Hidden Faces by Salvador Dali

I didn't know that Dali wrote a novel! Pretty interesting stuff going on in here, the writing is extremely vivid, which isn't that surprising given that it's Dali. It's like an odd satire on the bourgeoisie, and the easiest comparison I can make with it is Luis Bunuel's film "The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie," with exceptionally explicit imagery.

Anybody ever successfully make it through Gravitys Rainbow by pynchon? I failed miserably. I picture Dali to be like that.

About 70 pages left in The Fellowship of the Ring, should be done by the end of the week. Tell you what, I won't be reading the rest of the trilogy in a long time, heavy stuff.

I've got the trilogy in one giant volume. It can be kind of intimidating reading what looks like an encyclopedia.

Is that why you scare women away?

They don't call me Lord of the Cock Rings for nothing.

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Just started :)

One of my favorite books ever.

We just started with reading circles in English class, and my group got Dead Fathers Club. We have five weeks to read it. I'm almost thirty pages in, and I really dig it so far. It's written to resemble the narrative style of a 11-year old, reminding me a little bit of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time (which I should probably read instead of letting it gather dust in my bookshelf).