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  1. Outlaw

    To read or not to read. That is the question.

    Excellent explanation. Thanks. I believe I'd stick with a book if the situation agrees with your statements.
  2. Outlaw

    To read or not to read. That is the question.

    I do not understand the necessity to finish every book that is started. Can anyone explain? Is it the hope that a book will get better? Is it a sense of accomplishment that a bad book was finished or that all books started were finished? I see books like people. If I don't like them I do...
  3. Outlaw

    Joseph Heller: Catch 22

    Thanks for the advice. I figure I'm about 1/3 through it, which is my usual interest cut-off. I don't believe I'm confused by it but just don't care about the characters and have found the humor not to my taste. I'll give it another try. At what point would you suggest if a person were not...
  4. Outlaw

    Joseph Heller: Catch 22

    I don't enjoy Catch-22 all that much. I just can't seem to get into it.
  5. Outlaw

    Ayn Rand: The Fountainhead

    A slight detour from The Fountainhead but an illustration of what you will find with Rand. This is a brief cut from Atlas Shrugged, which I recommend reading just after finishing The Fountainhead. "Do you wish to know whether that day is coming? Watch money. Money is the barometer of a...
  6. Outlaw

    Laugh Out Loud Funny

    Edit - :whistling: The Life and Times of the Thunderbolt Kid. The ability to edit is sometimes necessary for folks like me that post late at night after a drink or two.;)
  7. Outlaw

    Ayn Rand: The Fountainhead

    I agree with the statements about philosophy. Rand's belief was that every author was a philosopher, whether they chose to admit it or not. This admission, denial or neglect does impact characterizations and plots. She chose to admit it and use it as a basis for her works. Knowing the...
  8. Outlaw

    Laugh Out Loud Funny

    Tales of the Thunderbolt Kid - Bill Bryson. I did this one on audio and almost crashed my Jeep I was laughing so hard.
  9. Outlaw

    Kurt Vonnegut

    Just finished Cat's Cradle. :stars3: While I appreciate his style, it really wasn't for me.
  10. Outlaw

    Kurt Vonnegut

    This looks to be my author. Which would you recommend to someone new to Vonnegut? Cat's Cradle or Siren's of Titan?
  11. Outlaw

    Hi Everyone!

    Thanks everyone!
  12. Outlaw

    Hi Everyone!

    Seems to be a very polarized topic. Anything that causes that much emotion has to be interesting.
  13. Outlaw

    Hi Everyone!

    Hi all! A little background - I took a job with a one hour commute one way almost two years ago. The drive takes me through a very scenic canyon and I drive a Jeep Wrangler. It didn't take more than a few trips for me to take the top off and buy an audiobook and a strong, black coffee. I...
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