^you should try this forum: http://www.icechewing.com/^

This is what I'm reading:


and

how is this? so far I've read the killing joke, long halloween, year one.. all 3 were great.

It's really good so far, I'd recommend it. I need to find a copy of The Killing Joke, I've really been wanting to read that one.

Im reading 100 years of solitude and im going to bloody finish it, even if im not really enjoying it.

textbooks, textbooks and more textbooks!

Ive had a brief bite of the writing bug, which has been dying out recently

I'm reading this. Actually I am re-reading it, I read it the first time some 10, 11 years ago. At the moment I'm at this. I highly enjoy it overall. Treated it like a (my) dogma back then.

This forum. What a waste of time!

at the moment
https://www.ris.bka.gv.at/Dokumente/...RV_1991_51.pdf

wow.....they make a forum for everything.

I read a couple of Richard Brautigan's novels a while back, Sombrero Fallout and The Tokyo Montana Express, might have to give Dreaming of Babylon a read. About to start - The Dream Life of Balso Snell, not this edition tho..

 

How are Sombrero Fallout and The Tokyo Montana Express? I'm a really big fan of Richard Brautigan, but I haven't read those yet.

soon to finish do androids dream of electric sheep

jumping between these 4



nice. readable.



searching for the tarahumaras in the barranca del cobre. nice so far.



good ideas, the prose is a bit shit, so i skip a lot. jico -- if you haven't read this, you might wanna



starts alright.

Mike Davis





Dead Cities, And Other Tales (2003)

Thomas Pynchon -INHERENT VICE-
http://lucianopagano.files.wordpress...pg?w=300&h=300

Sombrero Fallout is about a writer breaking up with his Japanese girlfriend, he begins to write a story about a Sombrero falling from the sky which he then bins, the writer grieving over the break is unaware that the story continues on gathering it's own momentum.

The Tokyo Montana Express is a selection of short fictional and non fictional pieces set in Montana and Tokyo, (surprise!), this was my favourite of the two.

For a better description check out Brautigan.net, think they've got his poetry posted there too.

A bunch of Gershwin bios for a paper I am writing in my Music History class.

and Knightfall Part One