I'm Batman. Or at least that's what my Underoos say. Who am I to argue?
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I'm Batman. Or at least that's what my Underoos say. Who am I to argue?
The Awakening, by Kate Chopin.
God talks about the impossibility of having a gender in my novel The Valley of Fire - laughs about it. God says the reason humans think they're made in God's image is because it keeps them at the...
How would you paint God? With a lot of paint. God's big.
In my novel The Valley of Fire, I portray God as distant, funny, unknowable, desitic-inspired, and genderless. The last part is the...
Try Tom Robbins. There's a guy who lives up to that great line of Auntie Mame: "Life is a Banquet and most sons of b*tches are starving to death!"
Hopefully they'll be better at the end than Tolstoy. Anna Karenina was about as perfect as a novel can be, until the last 50 pages.
Did anybody mention Thursday Next, Jasper Fforde's heroine? She rocks.
How I Becamse Stupid
The Unknown Knowns
Good book. I have to say, though, that I like Galapagos, Slapstick and Cat's Cradle bettter. They all have as a common theme the absurdity of the human condition, and the absurdity of our denial of...
What makes Russian lit so special? The dressing. It's so tasty on burgers and pastrami, it flows over to the literature.
Aside from that, I'm not sure we get the dregs. Nobody's spending time...
42 is the answer. If it isn't the answer to your question, you're asking the wrong question.
I thought I would hate e-readers, but I like my Kindle. Like you, though, I'm not sure about the Fire.
Uh, no. The Tori Amos song is called "Bliss."
Ignorance isn't bliss. This is bliss.
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I'm an attorney. Don't tell anybody, they'll never believe you.
American Gods was kind of "meh," especially when compared with Good Omens. American Gods took itself too seriously and didn't really wrap up the story or the plot lines of some big characters. Not...
A History of the World in 10 1/2 Chapters is great. Loved it.
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In a stunning move, Apple devotees announced plans to nominate Steve Jobs for iMessiah. ...
I was just thinking that!
How am I feeling today? A little stubbly up top - I haven't shaved my head in a couple days.
I loved Burr. Great read. I also highly suggest John Williams's Agustus. It's written in an epistolary format, which really worked well.
Anna Karenina
The Brothers Karamozov
The Idiot
Moby Dick
Not sure where it comes in on the page count, but it's a good read. I'm not too big on Kingsolver's prose, but I like her storytelling.
Maybe not, but it's a good song by a great band.
Sorry, sorry. I know that's not really true, but I couldn't resist.
That's what I was talking about! I'm glad I'm not the only one. I know that the book is supposed to be uncomfortable in places - I get that - but I think this was different.