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	book scores	Timbo in Oz 9-14-2004 16:57	1	9-18-2004 04:48 by Hergest Ridge
The English Patient - Hergest Ridge 04:48:25 09/18/04 (0)
	Farley Mowat	subcoolman 8-15-2004 18:37	3	4-30-2006 06:32 by late
My Mowatt must reads are 'Never cry wolf' and 'Grey seas under'. and maybe his book about his time in war ..nt - late 06:32:35 04/30/06 (0) Re: Farley Mowat - MWG-44 20:37:24 02/17/06 (0) Dog - psgary 14:49:35 07/18/05 (0)
	Do books put you to sleep? Not this one.....	newsman 8-11-2004 19:27	0	8-11-2004 19:27 by newsman

	For Bukowski fans...or maybe not?	Eldragon 8-3-2004 07:02	3	12-11-2007 15:47 by Peter H-son
Agreed, he was a pig and a mostly mediocre writer ..nt - late 06:34:08 04/30/06 (0) Re: For Bukowski fans...or maybe not? - GindinE 14:53:26 09/26/05 (1) Re: For Bukowski fans...or maybe not? - Peter H-son 15:47:05 12/11/07 (0)
	Tom Jones	Hergest Ridge 7-20-2004 03:04	3	7-26-2004 03:51 by Hergest Ridge
If you liked Tom Jones, - Sutpen 19:25:36 07/24/04 (1) Re: If you liked Tom Jones, - Hergest Ridge 03:51:31 07/26/04 (0) Thanks for a reminder - John M Gilronan 15:09:13 07/24/04 (0)
	Another book remembered - Archy and Mehitabel	Timbo in Oz 7-9-2004 08:17	1	12-13-2004 17:16 by RJeff
You don't see too many cockroach/authors these days - RJeff 17:16:12 12/13/04 (0)
	Actors / Directors biographies.....	patrickU 6-25-2004 14:27	4	12-13-2004 17:18 by RJeff
Speaking of Berg... - RJeff 17:18:21 12/13/04 (0) Re: Actors / Directors biographies..... - W 00:10:12 11/10/04 (0) Re: Actors / Directors biographies..... - Buckeye 12:58:22 07/01/04 (1) Re: Actors / Directors biographies..... - patrickU 13:12:47 07/01/04 (0)
	Here is a god one that I just read:	krisgel 6-24-2004 19:28	2	12-13-2004 17:22 by RJeff
It was good, but not "god" good... :-) - RJeff 17:22:23 12/13/04 (0) Re: Here is a god one that I just read: - Hergest Ridge 17:53:46 06/26/04 (0)
	Current reads.	J.R. 6-18-2004 05:18	16	10-16-2011 15:58 by Muaria K
'North" Louis Ferdinand Celine (nt - ElDragon 04:41:21 04/23/09 (0) Haruki Murakami - deaf_j 16:41:03 03/21/09 (1) RE: Haruki Murakami - robertd 15:05:10 03/26/11 (0) Re: Current reads. Reading the heavy stuff.................... - Tom B. 09:59:44 01/24/09 (0) On the Road! J.K. - Eldragon 06:55:39 08/03/04 (2) Re: On the Road! J.K. - AudioHead 13:18:14 09/10/04 (1) i'll check them out, thanks nt - eldragon 18:26:51 09/24/04 (0) As good as the hype - Moldog 17:22:09 06/27/04 (0) Alexander Werth "Russia At War: 1941-1945" - mishmashmusic 14:44:38 06/24/04 (0) "The Death of Ivan Ilytch." ....Tolstoy. Just the first chapter, no observations. - dennzio 04:18:09 06/19/04 (0) Re: Current reads. - NapTime 19:15:55 06/18/04 (0) Re: Current reads. - Hergest Ridge 17:56:23 06/18/04 (4) "The Innocent Moon by Henry Williamson," - dennzio 04:13:49 06/19/04 (3) Re: "The Innocent Moon by Henry Williamson," - Hergest Ridge 04:27:55 06/19/04 (2) Reply: Loans ... (a href='http://loans-4all.blogspot.com' - Loans 11:49:26 04/28/06 (1) Best NYC Baby Infant Daycare ChildCare Manhattan Preschool - Muaria K 15:58:44 10/16/11 (0)
	Any Jose Saramago Fans Out There?	NapTime 6-17-2004 20:24	4	6-19-2004 10:23 by orejones
Re: Any Jose Saramago Fans Out There? - Peskier 12:44:53 06/18/04 (2) Re: Any Jose Saramago Fans Out There? - NapTime 19:06:37 06/18/04 (1) "The Gospel..." is simply aweome: after you have read the wonderful prose in its first chapter... - orejones 10:23:19 06/19/04 (0) I've been curious about him - Bulkington 07:54:59 06/18/04 (0)
	Is there some kind of James Joyce anniversary?	dennzio 6-16-2004 16:11	8	6-18-2004 07:52 by Bulkington
June 16 is Bloomsday, a day to celebrate and to get very drunk, if you are in Dublin... (nt) - orejones 01:44:22 06/17/04 (1) I'd rather have Dedalus Day... - NapTime 20:01:44 06/17/04 (0) Re: Is there some kind of James Joyce anniversary? - suretyguy 19:23:32 06/16/04 (4) Nope - Bulkington 08:46:15 06/17/04 (0) "Ulysses" was first published in 1922. Bloomsday is what happened yesterday (nt) - orejones 01:46:06 06/17/04 (2) I have never read the book...is it worth the time? (nt - dennzio 18:52:40 06/17/04 (1) Yes! (nt) - Bulkington 07:52:33 06/18/04 (0) Must be, the WSJ held their nose and said nice things about him today ..nt - late 18:38:47 06/16/04 (0)
	Worst book you ever tried to read?	J.R. 6-16-2004 05:29	37	1-6-2009 21:19 by Harmonia
Bridges of Madison County. - Harmonia 21:19:47 01/06/09 (0) Just passing through... - jimbill 19:50:10 03/13/06 (0) Gravity's Rainbow - blackwax@mac.com 19:32:36 02/14/06 (1) Re: Gravity's Rainbow - jimbill 19:39:41 03/13/06 (0) Maybe not the worst, but... - NapTime 19:58:19 06/17/04 (2) The Sound and the Fury is one of the greatest pieces of literature ever written! - PdL 12:29:22 06/18/04 (1) Have to agree... - jimbill 19:42:10 03/13/06 (0) The Unconsoled-Kazuo Ishiguro - Hergest Ridge 01:05:57 06/17/04 (0) All but one from high school . . .may be controversial - unrulyjulie 23:22:26 06/16/04 (4) C'mon, give Ignatius a break - mes 13:17:15 06/17/04 (0) Moby Dick - Hergest Ridge 01:07:43 06/17/04 (2) Loved it. - jimbill 19:51:40 03/13/06 (0) Re: Moby Dick - TomLarson 15:46:36 07/03/05 (0) One of Karl Popper's, needlesly precise and academic - Timbo in Oz 21:48:09 06/16/04 (2) Re: One of Karl Popper's, needlesly precise and academic - John N 14:46:50 06/19/04 (1) Tah John - Timbo in Oz 20:05:52 06/19/04 (0) Gudel, Escher, Bach - Muzikmike 20:51:00 06/16/04 (1) Re: Gudel, Escher, Bach - W 00:00:04 11/10/04 (0) Journey to Ixtlan. - dennzio 16:03:44 06/16/04 (16) Interesting - mes 13:45:43 06/17/04 (0) "drugs were a poor tool for discovering truth." - J.R. 18:30:45 06/16/04 (14) "all paths are equal" - dennzio 12:25:15 06/17/04 (13) Did you even read my post? - J.R. 12:59:05 06/17/04 (12) Small precision needed, here - orejones 11:27:57 06/19/04 (1) Datura has zero abuse potential. - J.R. 03:52:01 06/21/04 (0) You are correct, never said I read the entire book. Too boring as I initially stated. - dennzio 14:04:25 06/17/04 (9) How do you know what Buddha did? - J.R. 14:27:52 06/17/04 (5) You have exposed your true self. Thank you. - dennzio 14:34:14 06/17/04 (4) Snide and snotty and not answering the question. - J.R. 14:49:09 06/17/04 (3) Again, over my head. This is going downhill fast. Not productive for either of us. - dennzio 14:53:12 06/17/04 (2) Clear that head. Try this: - J.R. 15:18:51 06/17/04 (1) That sounds yummy. I'll try that. Peace. - dennzio 18:40:12 06/17/04 (0) For you. - dennzio 14:09:09 06/17/04 (2) Dang, a koan. - J.R. 14:37:15 06/17/04 (1) Hey J.R......... - AudioHead 14:00:43 09/10/04 (0) I had to read Galsworthy in high school. It was a hideous experience ..nt - late 13:20:57 06/16/04 (1) Shame - Hergest Ridge 01:09:49 06/17/04 (0)

	The Ice Harvest	Buckeye 6-15-2004 13:49	0	6-15-2004 13:49 by Buckeye

	Hey Rod.	J.R. 6-15-2004 06:46	3	6-16-2004 17:49 by J.R.
It's on the More Asylums pulldown.... - Rod M 17:14:22 06/16/04 (1) Sorry I wasn't clear. - J.R. 17:49:41 06/16/04 (0) I second that...create more traffic. (nt - dennzio 16:09:57 06/16/04 (0)
	Edward Abbey: "Desert Solitaire."	J.R. 6-15-2004 06:02	6	7-31-2004 12:42 by David S.
Shame the Monkey Wrench Gang never had the guts to take it down huh? - David S. 12:42:40 07/31/04 (0) Re: Edward Abbey: "Desert Solitaire." - Mike K 08:13:11 06/15/04 (4) "Too bad it's so full of Mormons." - Sean 09:05:45 06/16/04 (2) Well, I disagree ... - Mike K 10:48:29 06/17/04 (1) Re: Well, I disagree ... - Sean 20:45:30 06/17/04 (0) There are Mormons and then there are Mormons. - J.R. 10:09:33 06/15/04 (0)
	Carlos Castaneda: "The Teachings of Don Juan: a Yaqui Way of Knowledge.	J.R. 6-15-2004 05:55	13	8-20-2004 21:13 by Mossback
After the first two, I realized he was pulling our legs. (nt - dennzio 19:33:20 06/15/04 (12) Yep - Mossback 21:13:53 08/20/04 (0) It is time for you to re read those books. - edta 19:09:10 06/16/04 (1) Dear edna, - dennzio 12:28:10 06/17/04 (0) Really? - J.R. 20:02:05 06/15/04 (8) It all seemed like a mix of fantasy and bullshit. (nt - dennzio 16:04:50 06/16/04 (7) Like I said, anything specific? - J.R. 17:43:17 06/16/04 (6) Hey, if you NEED drugs to escape your boring life, by all means take them. - dennzio 12:20:02 06/17/04 (5) There are drugs, and then there are drugs, denn: did you know that old religions... - orejones 10:15:43 06/19/04 (0) You are awash in erroneous assumptions. - J.R. 13:17:10 06/17/04 (3) Ummm.... - dennzio 14:27:02 06/17/04 (2) Peyote is a tool, a technique. - J.R. 15:00:34 06/17/04 (1) Freedom and enlightenment could be synonymous. - dennzio 18:50:58 06/17/04 (0)
	The King James Bible.	J.R. 6-15-2004 05:50	12	6-19-2004 10:02 by orejones
Actually - Bulkington 08:12:41 06/18/04 (2) Is my face red. - J.R. 08:56:33 06/18/04 (1) I doubt it was influenced by WS - Bulkington 09:27:41 06/18/04 (0) Me too. and a 'But' story - Timbo in Oz 21:55:30 06/16/04 (0) I prefer the New International to read. - dennzio 19:32:35 06/15/04 (7) Really? The NIV? - J.R. 20:30:41 06/15/04 (6) You missed my point. - dennzio 16:08:38 06/16/04 (5) The Bible is not so much to be "understood" as it is to be "felt" inside you, the way poetry is. - orejones 10:02:22 06/19/04 (0) I did not miss your point, obvious as roadkill. - J.R. 17:30:56 06/16/04 (3) Well, you are just way beyond a simple man such as I. (nt - dennzio 12:21:36 06/17/04 (2) That kinda snotty and spiteful. - J.R. 13:23:23 06/17/04 (1) Simpleton it is! I rather like that description of myself. Thank you. (nt - dennzio 18:52:01 06/17/04 (0)
	Gabriel Garcia Marquez: "One Hundred Years of Solitude."	J.R. 6-15-2004 05:44	6	2-12-2013 06:04 by Wojciech
I just could not get into this "classic". :( - JLH 06:09:14 01/26/10 (1) Maybe try - Wojciech 06:04:14 02/12/13 (0) Re: Gabriel Garcia Marquez: "One Hundred Years of Solitude." - W 23:54:10 11/09/04 (0) Re: Gabriel Garcia Marquez: "One Hundred Years of Solitude." - Hergest Ridge 00:29:22 06/16/04 (2) As an appetizer, you could read his "Chronicle of a Death Foretold"... - orejones 11:07:52 06/16/04 (0) Dang it's been forty years since I read "Tom Jones". - J.R. 06:08:36 06/16/04 (0)
	T.R. Ferenbach: "The Comanches: The Destruction of a people."	J.R. 6-15-2004 05:37	0	6-15-2004 05:37 by J.R.

	Leonard Clark: "The Rivers Ran East" and "The Marching Wind."	J.R. 6-15-2004 05:20	0	6-15-2004 05:20 by J.R.

	William Blake: "The Four Zoas."	J.R. 6-15-2004 05:08	0	6-15-2004 05:08 by J.R.

	Mark Helprin: "Refiner's Fire."	J.R. 6-15-2004 04:46	0	6-15-2004 04:46 by J.R.

	John McPhee: "The Control of Nature."	J.R. 6-15-2004 04:34	0	6-15-2004 04:34 by J.R.

	Roy Bedichek: "Adventures with a Texas Naturalist."	J.R. 6-15-2004 04:26	0	6-15-2004 04:26 by J.R.

	Miles Beyond	Maestro 6-14-2004 09:22	0	6-14-2004 09:22 by Maestro

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