Engine

Ever seen a pack of Camel's? I think the design's been basically the same for decades.

It's my favorite novel of his - I don't remember why exactly, but I remember loving it more than all the others.

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Howard the Duck

i haven't smoked any Camel's since 20 yrs ago but yeah I seem to remember the design as such

dankrsta

Excellent! One of my favorite books.

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Sansa Stark

reading this right now, it's good

Howard the Duck

still knee-deep in Gravity's Rainbow but just bought William Gibson's Spook Country post-post-9/11 spy novel

Blarobbarg

Just finished reading all of the "Fables" graphic novels. They were pretty good. Fun concept for the whole series.

djchameleon

Dirty , talked this up so much I had to get it.

I'm also still reading the blind assassin.

Slow and steady like the great and wise tortoise.

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Fame, fortune, power, titties. People say these are the most crucial things in life, but you can have a pocket full o' gold and it doesn't mean sh*t if you don't have someone to share that gold with. Seems simple. Yet it's an important lesson to learn. Even lone wolves run in packs sometimes.

anticipation

duh, it's murakami.



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two books every cook should have.

Sansa Stark

I'd never read him before.


Started this today after class

adidasss

Read Black swan green by David Mitchell. Twas merely ok, but rather underwhelming when you look at his other work. Twas to be expected I guess, considering it's told in the first person from the viewpoint of a 13 year old. Kids just aren't that interesting. The best bits are when adults get involved, especially that bit about the nutcase Belgian granny, closest it got to being profound. Still, an easy enough read and not exactly boring, but not really worth your time either.

Now onto Fevre dream by G.R.R. Martin. Pretty good for a vampire novel. Great atmosphere. Ain't no better setting for vampires than the swampy, sticky American south. Reeks of the devil....(:

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