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The Dirt is insane, the stuff those guys did in their career was crazy. And the amount of women they had blew my mind. Great book that. I am surprised they would have it in a library. And agreed on the new crue, my wife said it sucked but I heard it and I liked it alot except for a couple songs...

My wife loves Nikki Sixx, like really wants him badly, so of course she read the book and so did I, amazing he lived through that whole thing when some people overdose so easily. I also went to his booksigning and got the book and the Sixx Am cd autographed. He was really nice and doesn't look...

I go to my Unabridged Edgar Allan Poe and pick out one of my favorite stories, Cask of Amontillado, Mask of the Red Death, TellTale Heart, The Black Cat, Fall of the house of Usher is a big one. His descriptive words and imagery always inspires me.

I wish I would have written down the books I have read because there were alot of them I just can't remember most of them. I had alot of the David Eddings series involving the Blue Rose but I can't remember any of the books names or if I still have them. Anyway I recently bought a Mead Mini 5...

Absolutely. I am very excited to be getting back into Literature, I was writing a list down of all the books that I want to read and the list is pretty large. Can't wait though.

Thanks Libra, I appreciate the help. I just revisited an old habit of mine when reading, I sometimes write down the main characters names and a description of them so I can remember who they are early on. I just did this for A Tale of Two Cities. And yes it must be in the stars.:) Matt Mass

Thanks Libra, funny the first person to post in this is the sign of my Birthdate. Cool. And I look forward to the intelligence draining back into my brain rather than draining out.

I had Poe on audio tape narrated by Christopher Lee and it was very chilling. The Mystery of Marie Roget which I belive is the sequel to the Murders in the Rue Morgue is a great story. Cask of Amontillado is my favorite story by Poe, as well as the Mask of the Red Death and the Fall of the...

I just went to Borders a couple of days ago and bought The Pickwick Papers: Charles Dickens A Tale of Two Cities: Charles Dickens Dorian Gray: Oscar Wilde

I remember reading the Oz series of books I think there were about 8 ro 9 of them originally. Also alot of Louis L'Amour books to many to name individually.

Former English major, took some time off with reading books. I wanted to start reading again, I have missed using my imagination and I think I have gotten dumb since I stopped reading. Anyway Hi all. Matt M.