If you don't know what they are then you don't know that you're reading them and you were only ever saying you were cause you're a basic bitch.

Nah i was saying i was because thats what they are sold as.

Sometimes you just need to give yourself a little gift.

Brian Eno's A Year With Swollen Appendices was published in a single run 23 years ago. Highly collectible, the book combines Eno's diary with a collection of essays, short stories, and correspondences.

There are no known plans for republication, no official ebook on the market, and only a crudely-scanned PDF in the filesharing community, of which the footnote columns make OCR extraction to EPUB a most daunting undertaking.

Nonetheless determined, I plugged the ISBN into an aggregate rare book search engine, entered my target price, and registered to be notified as soon as a qualifying copy was listed for sale by any of several million sellers.

As my good fortune would have it, one turned up soon thereafter at a Goodwill thrift store in San Francisco listed for nearly half the average selling price. And the purchase benefited a charity. I ordered it on the spot.

With so many titles in my library dissecting and analysing Eno's work and philosophy, it's a real privilege to have this glimpse into the mind of the man, himself.

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I've read Calvin and Hobbes.

I think that Norm MacDonald is my favourite comic.

If I'm being totally honest.. I don't think I've even seen a comic book in person. As in the super hero type... Since like I said I did read Calvin and Hobbes.

But honestly I always thought that was some outdated reference when I would see it on the Simpsons.

I have some obscure comic books that came packaged with random items and may or may not be canon, but other than that I don't think I have ever even seen a real comic book collection before.

Word em up on Flannery O’Connor!

The descriptions of the family in a good man is hard to find are hysterical.