CRYPTONOMICON by Neal Stephenson (hope I spelled this right, I left the book in the car).

CRYPTONOMICON by Neal Stephenson.

I'm re-reading The Stand (I've been going back and forth between it and several other books).

I'm liking it even more the second time than I did the first!

Ham on Rye, by Charles Bukowski

On the Road, by Jack Kerouac

The Ruins, by Scott Smith. Outstanding so far.

Started reading Take The Long Way Home by Brian Keene today. Almost done.

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soo sadistic and fuct up,but i really just cant put it down.looking forward to seeing the movie after....well not really im usually let down by the movie version of good books like this one

Sorry to disappoint you but the movie isnt as good. That's not saying the movie isnt good but the book draws out such emotion and reaction from you that the movie isnt able to do which is strange considering you're actually seeing the events take place instead of just reading it. Its a true statement to the caliber of Ketchum's writing and the intensity of the novel. I'd still say to check out the movie.

They Live Inside Us by Jeremy Robert Johnson. Alocal writer. Man, this book is intense. Big fan of this fellow.

Post Office, by Charles Bukowski