Lucky Man - Michael J Fox

fascinating - highest recommendations

Dylan: Visions Portraits and Back Pages.

Cosmopolitan Greetings, by Allen Ginsberg.

Howl and Other Poems, by Allen Ginsberg.

Carra: The Jamie Carragher autobiography

Brotherhood of the Wolf (Runelords 2) by David Farland

Just finished Sabre's Call by Troy Chambers and the 27s by Eric Segalstad. Read my reviews of them here:
http://thegarrettcook.blogspot.com/
The 27s is highly recommended.

Shazam!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

New Moon, finished Twilight. They're actually pretty good. :)



Please don't kill me. :eek:

The Apartment (Screenplay--Drama) by Billy Wilder

Goldie Hawn autobiography .. cant remember the name -


not bad so far .. its always a pain for me to get through the childhood crap - i'm getting near the film stuff so it should be picking up soon.



The Bruce Campbell - if chins could kill - is the only autobio where i actually enjoyed reading about his upbringing.

Grapes of Wrath, by John Steinbeck.

East of Eden, by John Steinbeck.

Scorsese, by Ebert.

I like them too. :o

Just to warn you though that New Moon isn't as good as Twilight, but it's worth reading to get to Eclipse, which is very good. Still haven't read the 4th one yet though.