Recommend books please
 

My library is rather plain & ordinary
http://www.librarything.com/catalog/LamontCranston

It's okay, you've read dune. there's really nothing else when it comes to literature, or any art, for that matter.

of the ones on that list, the forever war and day of the triffids.

or did you mean in terms of adding to the list? if so richard matheson's I Am Legend

Magical Urbanism by Mike Davis


Brave New World by Huxley



The Damnation Game by Clive Barker


Parfum by Patrick Suskind

What a useful site. Compiling my own.

Yes, I have those two & read them so they're on the list.
Excellent.

Salma Hayek.
Keeley Hazell. Or is it Heeley Kazell? I am drunk.

Edit: Misread the thread title, sorry guys.

2012: the return of quetzalcoatl by daniel pinchbeck

I've wanted to read that ever since I read his other one, city of quartz, or whatever it's called.

Only authors I've read a lot of stuff by is Ballard and everything by Burroughs. So, Atrocity Exhibition and Ticket that Exploded or Nova Express should be good.

I like a lot of bizarro literature, like Baby Jesus Butt Plug. Highly reccomend that one.

Also, a lesser known one, Personal Dept. by Dylan Sparrow (of Giggle the Ozone) is an amazing read.

gravity's rainbow
breakfast of champions
lolita
dracula
the varieties of scientific experience

Yes. ^ Why haven't you read Lolita, man. Also, Speak, Memory (by Nabokov)

Also didn't notice any Updike, another ecstatic writer of English prose. Try Rabbit, Run, The Centaur, or an early collection of short stories.

Haruki Murakami : Wild Sheep Chase, Dance Dance Dance, Wind Up Bird Chronicle, Kafka on The Beach

Heart of Darkness is there

i recommend ants instead of stamps by:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVBwb8dmOGA

put all your
my sponge mind

How is Dune as a read? I tried to get into when I was a kid (actually read the first serialization of it in the sci fi pulps) but found it really dense and dull.

i had the same experience. it was like the brothers karamazov ... with spice.

http://www.shelfari.com/xokatyxo/shelf

browse away. (I prefer Shelfari to LibraryThing or GoodReads.)