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

i have 3 others in the series as well

i just finished reading "conan the liberator" and am now reading "the mailman" by bentley little.

I just finished Sunset and Sawdust by Joe R. Lansdale and about to start Breakheart Hill by Thomas H. Cook.

secret books of paradys one and two

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...

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.

this is one of the last books I read...have read it many times...its a true classic...

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Helter Skelter

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.

ZERO

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...


How to Grill: The Complete Illustrated Book of Barbecue Techniques
by Steven Raichlen

I love to cook, what can i say.....



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.