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Old 04-26-2005, 07:14 AM
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Carlos Castaneda's The teachings of Don Juan, a yaqui way of knowledge

i love that book ... it really makes you look at certain things with different eyes ..

i have 3 others in the series as well
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i just finished reading "conan the liberator" and am now reading "the mailman" by bentley little.
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I just finished Sunset and Sawdust by Joe R. Lansdale and about to start Breakheart Hill by Thomas H. Cook.
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Old 04-27-2005, 03:31 AM
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i love that book ... it really makes you look at certain things with different eyes ..

i have 3 others in the series as well
yes, it really does. my sister gave that book to me as a birthday present, because she knows that I'm very interested in american indians, and I must say that I have learned, not only from this particular book but from other "indian books" too, quite a lot...
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THE LAST BOOK I READ WAS BLOOD CANTICLE BY ANNE RICE THE LAST BOOK IN HER VAMPIRE CHRONICLES. I ENJOYED THE BOOK BUT FELT SHE HAD CHANGED LESTAT TO MUCH.
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this is one of the last books I read...have read it many times...its a true classic...

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I'm currently reading a book about horror films called Projected Fears, pretty interesting.

I just abandoned a book called Hunted Past Reason by the guy who wrote I Am Legend (and whose name I'm totally blanking on) - which started cool (about hiking and, as a hiker, I thought that was cool) but then turned into cliche-driven Deliverance rip-off. I just skipped to the last page and felt all the better for it.

Last really cool horror-ish book I read was House of Blue Leaves, of which I liked the core of the story (but could've lived without all the "postmodern" graphic touches) but that's me.

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this is one of the last books I read...have read it many times...its a true classic...
Ugh.. I had soem freinds that tried for 5 years to try and jam that book down my throat, not realising that with me the more you tell me i have to do something, the less i want to.

PLus, i swear they were trying to make and "Objectivist" Cult....


God, it has been so long since i have actually been able to sit still long enough to read anything...


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The last actual book book i read (one with a story, or not just a collection of recipes) was Deranged by Harold Schecter, near the end of 2004. VERY good book about Albert Fish.
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