This again

http://books.google.ca/books/about/Fallen_Angel.html?id=vG4bfGwXZNIC

Third Green River killer book this week. The Ann Rule one, which was self serving bullshit. Dave Reichart's Chasing the Devil. Just started Bob Kepple's Riverman, about his and Reichart's Death Row interviews with "consultant" Ted Bundy.

Loved the two Bundy books The Only Living Witness (think that was the name) and Conversations with a Killer, which is essentially the transcripts.

pro reading in summer.. >>_<\



just finished this though:



and before that, this:

I'm not reading I'm busy listening to the grass.

I hear grass. I hear grass. They old school. We new school.

Kitchen Confidential was really good.

The Choke Artist: Confessions of a Chronic Underachiever by David Yoo.

Unfair Trade by Conor Woodman.

Have just read a sample, but the novel "Fobbit" - yes, "Fobbit" - looks promising.

The Wisdom of Big Bird: Lessons from a Life in Feathers by Caroll Spinney.

Sweeping Changes: Discovering the Joy of Zen in Everyday Tasks by Gary Thorp.

Nothing's Sacred by Lewis Black.
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On the advice of my noggin guy....................

http://www.amazon.ca/Full-Catastrophe-Living-Wisdom-Illness/dp/0385303122

Marilyn Manson's autobiography. Not a big fan, but he's pretty funny.

When I was getting ready to cure those salmon fillets that I posted a pic of in the cooking thread, I went and tried to find some Swedish or Norwegian alcohol called Aquavit. They didn't have any at the liquor store, so I bought some absinthe instead. Turned out to be Marilyn Manson's brand, Mansinthe. I've never had absinthe before, but it tastes OK to me.

If you're half a celebrity the thing is to get into the booze industry. Kid Rock has a brewery, Lemmy has a wine.

The Great Crash 1929 by John Kenneth Galbraith.

The Depression never happened. It was a hoax perpetrated by the Daylight Vampires.

The Art of Worldly Wisdom by Baltasar Gracian.

Love, Dishonor, Marry, Die, Cherish, Perish a novel by David Rakoff.

I was anxious to read Life Without Stress: The Far Eastern Antidote to Tension and Anxiety by Dr. Arthur Sokoloff. Worried there will not be a sequel.

Metamorphosis and Other Stories (Franz Kafka)

Franz Kafka was born in Prague. I saw the home he lived in near Old Town Square during a walking tour in 2009 and bought a book of his stories, which sat on my bookshelf. Finally got around to reading it and will now insert “Kafkaesque” into any conversation where I want to sound deep and intellectual.
Intrigued to read his wikipedia page, especially this part: Kafka had an active sex life. According to Brod, Kafka was “tortured” by sexual desire and Kafka’s biographer Reiner Stach states that his life was full of “incessant womanising” and that he was filled with a fear of “sexual failure”. He visited brothels for most of his adult life and was interested in pornography.

Wiki link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franz_Kafka

A Pocket History of Ireland (Joseph McCullough)

David and Goliath: Underdogs, Misfits, and the Art of Battling Giants (Malcolm Gladwell)

That in my queue, probably in about three to fours weeks. I am currently reading One Summer America 1927 by Bill Bryson.

The Reason I Jump (Naoki Higashida)

Well, I figure posting on a porn board will do about as much good as complaining on Amazon.com, so here it goes:

Just finished:



It was a very average story as far as the "mystery" goes, but an interesting historical representation of the times in which it was set. Much more history than mystery. But it was easy to read and kept my interest. So, when I knew I would be about to finish the book I decided to order the next in the series to have with me to read while I went away for the weekend and paid extra to get it in time. Got home Friday night and anxiously checked the front porch expecting the book, and nothing there. Went to Amazon's website and see that the expected delivery date is between November 26th and December 26th. WTF??

Just finished reading this article

This article http://nypost.com/2013/11/09/some-so-called-healthy-food-made-with-trans-fats/

This article http://www.forbes.com/2010/02/11/how-much-does-a-doctor-make-business-healthcare-doctors.html

This article http://fashionista.com/2013/07/hitting-t...ent-is-spotted/

Just finished a book by my favorite Eskimo and Jeff's friend Ashley Blue

This article http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/all-about-sex/200903/how-common-is-masturbation-really

Read a book knigger, read a book!!

Dubliners (James Joyce)

That James Joyce is something. I bought Ulysses and have started it 3 times. I bought the Cliff's Notes, a study guide and listen to a lecture series on DVD about it and it still seems like gibberish.

Dubliners has a bit of a special place for me. It was the first time I read a short story and "got it" all on my own without a teacher trying to spoon feed it to me. That changed everything.

The story was Araby.

This. there is a fair amount of foolish stuff on ROK, but they really knock it out of the park on occasion...............


http://www.returnofkings.com/21904/women-are-responsible-for-slut-shaming

Drinking, Smoking, and Screwing: Great Writers on Good times (edited by Sara Nickles)

I never saw that site before. Thanks, I am enjoying it alot.

Artie Lange's new book. It's pretty heavy. But he can fucking tell a story, man. Pick it up .

A History of the World in 6 Glasses (Tom Standage)

Re-Watched the movie this past weekend and it made me go get this to read:

Napoleon of the Stump.

I'm not a fan of Rob Zombie, but if he's being interviewed I'll tune in. The guy is pretty sharp, and always funny.

http://www.literotica.com/s/the-preacher-man

One of the best free on-line novels I've read. Its Sci-Fi/Fantasy.

Ok. I didn't actually read the Book of Kells but I did see it in Dublin today. (It's in Latin.)

For more info: http://www.tcd.ie/Library/bookofkells/

Dostoevsky's The Idiot. Ol' Nastasya Filippovna will wear a guy out. Throw Aglaya Epanchin into the mix and anyone would become an idiot.