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I liked that Blue Ant trilogy a lot actually.
But I thought The Peripheral was awkward with its scale

"The Way of Zen" by Allen Watts.

I started reading the Scott Pilgrim series again. Does that count?

I've never played Dungeons & Dragons but always been interested in what it's all about. Picked this up for my flight back from Utah last week (ended up getting drunk and watching a super depressing movie on the plane instead... the woman next to me watched the same movie and was sobbing for half the flight). About halfway through so far.

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Study session today for 11 hours and I still don't get this shit. Wish I had time to read fiction...

backwhenIwascool wrote:"The Way of Zen" by Allen Watts.

Watts is an interesting fellow.


Currently reading:

I've been reading "The Little Bookroom" to my seven-year-old. He reads everything but we've been sharing this. I'm gonna warn you. Some of the stories, like "The Connemara Donkey" are like guided missiles aimed straight at your feels.

Neil Gaiman’s Neverwhere, been riding public transit reading it, makes it just a bit more interesting.

best book i've ever read on warhol, and i've read a lot. helps that bourdon was part of the factory family and an artist in his own right. highly recommended.



http://www.amazon.co.uk/Warhol-David-Bo ... 0810926342

and re-reading bits of this, which isn't as well written as the warhol, but fascinating all the same.



http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Legendary-J ... 1901447200

Rereading Haruki Murakami's Wind-Up Bird Chronicle.

Reading the Eno one, the other 2 are on the way.

After many years of hardly reading anything, I'm on a roll and have just finished my third book in one week.

Kurt Vonnegut - God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater

Philip K. Dick - Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?

Russell Hoban - Riddley Walker

All ace. Riddley Walker especially.

Next up is Slaughterhouse 5

Hey if you like Dick (heh), read Ubik. My favorite of his. I find myself thinking about it, just, around, doing stuff. I love the stuff he writes about shared dream-states. The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch, too.

You can't go wrong with Vonnegut.

I haven't read Riddley Walker. Good, you say?

I'm almost finished the first story, one chapter left. This thing is super difficult.

School has started winding down for me so I finally started reading again for pleasure. Reading this:

Really enjoying it so far