Dude rules.

I'm reading Bukowski's Love Is A Dog From Hell (poems from 74-77)

Honky. I have to read it for college, and I'm really not into it so far.

Before that I read The Crying of Lot 49. Pynchon rules.

Excellent book. Good movie too, except for the ridiculous fast forward ending.

I'm thinking of picking up Day of the Triffids from work soon.
There's a couple sci-fi books I want to read...
Which first, anyone?
Day of the Triffids
(Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy, all 5/3)
Some Asimov stuff
More P.K.Dick
Stranger in a Strange Land
*I'm positive there is more haha

i'm reading "a picture of dorian gray".
poetry wise i'm reading zukovsky's collected short poetry, creeley's complete poems (1945-1979) and ryokan's zen poems.

Selected Writings - La Monte Young/ Marian Zazeela
http://www.ubu.com/historical/young/young_selected1.pdf

Rip it Up and Start Again: Post-Punk 1978-1984

'Vanity Fair'... still.

To be the Man by Ric Flair :eek:wooooo!!!

"Go" - John Clellon Holmes

re-reading Neuromancer.

Heart of Darkness.
Next I might read the letters of Vicent van Gogh.

loads - brothers karamazov primarily, then some other stuff on the side, eg. susan sontag, h.d.'s novel HERmione, an introduction to art theory and some gertrude stein.

Still reading Alastair Reynolds, currently Galactic North, the short story collection set in the Revelation Space universe. Great shit.

A book on the Chinese school of chess. I am officially a very exciting person indeed.

the 5 people you meet in heaven

I read that recently. It's a surprisingly great book, and very short.

im enjoying it but it seems to be written as if its a film, and that really frustrates me when it feels like im reading a movie

To be the Man by Ric Flair, Woooooooo.......