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I just finished reading this. I thought it was great and it helped give me some motivation to start work on the play I'm writing.

Currently, I just started reading Tropic of Capricorn because I've only read Quiet Days In Clichy and Miller is great.


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jewels santana Wrote:
the pump house gang - tom wolfe
galapagos - vonnegut

I had never even heard of that Wolfe book and I really like him. Galapagos is good but not not one of V's best.

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About to start: The Dante Club by Matthew Pearl

Much like what I'm reading currently this is a pretty good historical mystery with plenty of "real" characters.

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THE AMAZING ADVENTURES OF KAVALIER & CLAY by Charles Chabon (I think)

Not that anyone cares but it's Michael Chabon. My experience has shown that people with a love or knowledge of golden age comic books really enjoy this book while others don't, so I'd be interested in what you think. I loved it!

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Continuing my reading of:

Constitutional Law: Principles and Policies
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Federal Income Taxation: A Guide To the Leading Cases and Concepts
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Federal Income Taxation (Casebook Series)
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Criminal Procedures: Cases, Statutes, and Executive Materials
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i take it you're in law school? where at? i just finished up all my applications a few weeks back.


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The Naturalist's Field Journal: A Manual of Instruction Based on a System Established by Joseph Grinnell - Steven G. Herman

Herpetological Collecting and Collections Management - John E. Simmons

Measuring and Monitoring Biological Diversity: Standard Methods for Amphibians - Multiple Authors

Biospeleology: The Biology of Cavernicolous Animals - A. Vandel

. . . and a pile of primary literature, too.

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The Meditations of Marcus Aurelius

A Yaqui Way of Knowledge (decent trash) Carlos Castaneda

The Book of Imaginary Beings by J.L.Borges.


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Nothing exciting... finishing up Douglas Coupland's "Eleanor Rigby" which isn't so hot. "Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell" are waiting for me next.


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i was just at the library and took out:

brave new world
created in darkness by troubled americans: best of mcsweeney's (2004)
lost highway: true story of country music

now i don't know where to start.


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i was just at the library and took out:

brave new world
created in darkness by troubled americans: best of mcsweeney's (2004)
lost highway: true story of country music

now i don't know where to start.


I vote for Lost Highway. And then I vote for a book report on it.

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i take it you're in law school? where at? i just finished up all my applications a few weeks back.



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i take it you're in law school? where at? i just finished up all my applications a few weeks back.



quitting law school was the best thing I have ever done.:)


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jewels santana Wrote:
the pump house gang - tom wolfe
galapagos - vonnegut

I had never even heard of that Wolfe book and I really like him. Galapagos is good but not not one of V's best.

Steve


it's a collection of short essays (it may be renaimed or repackaged now, it's a very old copy that i have). it's really great.

Galapogos is so-so, not one of his best, but i enjoyed aspects of it very much.


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jewels santana Wrote:
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jewels santana Wrote:
the pump house gang - tom wolfe
galapagos - vonnegut

I had never even heard of that Wolfe book and I really like him. Galapagos is good but not not one of V's best.

Steve


it's a collection of short essays (it may be renaimed or repackaged now, it's a very old copy that i have). it's really great.

Galapogos is so-so, not one of his best, but i enjoyed aspects of it very much.


Came out in 65, I believe. Isn't one of the stories about Phil Spector?

and the title is about a gang of surfers who hang at "The Pump House"?

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jewels santana Wrote:
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jewels santana Wrote:
the pump house gang - tom wolfe
galapagos - vonnegut

I had never even heard of that Wolfe book and I really like him. Galapagos is good but not not one of V's best.

Steve


it's a collection of short essays (it may be renaimed or repackaged now, it's a very old copy that i have). it's really great.

Galapogos is so-so, not one of his best, but i enjoyed aspects of it very much.


Came out in 65, I believe. Isn't one of the stories about Phil Spector?

and the title is about a gang of surfers who hang at "The Pump House"?


Actually came out in '68 on the same day as Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test. It is a collection of Wolfe shorts and essays and yes you are correct about the origins of the title...

Pretty good read though its been a few years. Maybe I'll pull it down.....

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