The Outfit The Role of Chicago's Underworld in the Shaping of Modern America by Gus Russo

Et tu?

my sister's cosmo

Sons of Mississippi: A Story of Race and Its Legacy

I'm not much of a reader, but I started reading Choke today. Pretty funny.

Originally posted by The Ace of Aces
Sons of Mississippi: A Story of Race and Its Legacy

Any good?

Marc Cooper "Roll Over, Che Guevara: Travels of a Radical Reporter"

C.S. Lewis - The Chronicles of Narnia

Originally posted by Jaggie


Any good?

So far yeah totally. I just started today though. It's a really original idea for a book about about a topic that's been beaten to death.

Since you got this idea from my post I guess I might as well list the 20 authors then, huh? A lot of them are New Age/Metaphysical and I don't think most of you would enjoy them. Oh and I'm not reading these currently...I'm going to the Library tomorrow to see which of these books I can find.

Allen Wheelis - The Illusionless Man (Lie recommendation)
Dom Delillo - White Noise
J.G. Ballard - Crash
Irvine Welsh- Trainspotting
Hunter S. Thompson- Fear & Loathing In Las Vegas
Mark Richard - Ice & The Bottom of the World
Steve Aylett - Slaughtermatic
Amy Hempel- Reasons to Live

New Age/Spiritual/Metaphysical:

Brian Weiss- Many Lives, Many Masters, Only Love Is Real
Patricia Joudry- Twin Souls
John A. Diadre Price- Soular Reunion
Dennis Jackson- Together Again
David Icke - And the Truth Shall Set You Free
Azena Ramanda - Twin Souls
Jane Roberts - Oversoul Seven Trilogy
Barbara Hand Claw - The Plaedian Agenda
Solara - 11:11 Inside The Doorway
Joel Martin - We Don't Die
Dan Millman - Live The Life You Were Born To Lead

The Incredible Hulk - What Savage Beast by Peter David.

Peter David is awesome.

Originally posted by spa ced
Irvine Welsh- Trainspotting
Hunter S. Thompson- Fear & Loathing In Las Vegas


Hey! They made these into movies. I saw them. If you like the books, you should definitely check them out!

Originally posted by 2Marlon2Brando


Hey! They made these into movies. I saw them. If you like the books, you should definitely check them out!

They are both in my favorite movies of all times list.
I just want to go back and read the books themselves.

Originally posted by spa ced


They are both in my favorite movies of all times list.
I just want to go back and read the books themselves.

Speaking of which, I want to pick up Fight Club. *Note to self*

Originally posted by spa ced


They are both in my favorite movies of all times list.
I just want to go back and read the books themselves.

I'm sorry, I will not be sarcastic around you anymore.

Marlon's funny cuz he uses sarcasm online.

Originally posted by 2Marlon2Brando


I'm sorry, I will not be sarcastic around you anymore.

Yeah, I've told you before.
I'm not good with picking up on sarcasm at all online.

Originally posted by spa ced


Yeah, I've told you before.
I'm not good with picking up on sarcasm at all online.

C'mon, I've got like 2,000 posts and almost all of them were directed towards you. Can't you establish when I am being sarcastic?

Originally posted by 2Marlon2Brando


C'mon, I've got like 2,000 posts and almost all of them were directed towards you. Can't you establish when I am being sarcastic?

No, but I can spot your hyperboles.

For the record the best Chuck Phalinuck (or however the hell you spell his last name, the Fight Club author, you know) book is Survivor.

Weeping Willow by Ruth White

I really love this book..

Benjamin Franklin: An American Life
by Walter Isaacson

Memoirs of a Geisha
by Arthur Golden

both for school.

Um... Harry Potter 5

:embarass:

Douglas Adams - Ultimate hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy

fucking hilarious

stephen king - the stand

Ché Guevera's last mission

mary roach - stiff: the curious lives of human cadavers

oh, and time and the technosphere, i forget who it's by, dont feel like looking it up or getting the book

Originally posted by spa ced

David Icke - And the Truth Shall Set You Free


I hear he is pretty good.

Love in the Time of Cholera

lord of the rings, i just haven't decided if i wanna read the whole thing again or just rotk.

We the Living -- Ayn Rand

It's pretty much about life in Soviet Russia in the early 20's. Kind of boring, but interesting as a historical work. The plot is really weak though.

portnoy's complaint

it's hilarious, pretty much a woody allen film in book form. it's the musings of a nuerotic, sex-obsessed jewish man with oedipal characteristics ranting to his therapist. very funny.