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OF COURSE Anthony Bourdain would pick something by Hunter S. Thompson!:rolleyes: I remember watching an episode of "No Reservations" in which his trip around Vegas was chock full o' "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" references. Although, I am surprised to see "Lolita" right next to it...

I read Stephen Colbert's "I Am America (and so can you!)" and I had a damn good time with it!:cool:

I seriously HATE movie book covers. I go out of my way to find an edition where hollywood hasn't staked it as theirs for the taking. This, of course, makes it hard to shop on Amazon because with certain books, you're never sure which edition they'll send out (even if they have a picture of a...

I'm in my college's newsroom, taking a break from helping layout the paper. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas is patiently waiting in my backpack.:cool:

A couple of parts in Slaughterhouse-Five, especially when Kurt Vonnegut made cameos in his own book....oh gawd the latrine scene LOLOLOL!:lol:

i just finished reading this book and though i enjoyed it...i dont think it lived up to my expectations. its a classic for a reason, but it was lacking. i soared through the first two sections with ease, but the third part became a bit of a bore at parts. i hate it when the author uses a...

Just a Girl - No Doubt

that is indeed a good list but here's something to consider: if you've got $100 for barnes and noble, why not try and buy books that you probably wouldn't find or find cheaper in a used book store. i say this because two of the books on your list i just saw in really nice condition at a used...

im 20. been reading off and on since i was a kid. really got into heavy reading (reading one book after the other for long periods of time) when I got to high school. now, whenever the time permits and im not feeling lazy, i enjoy a book or two in a weekend.

Feeling guilty, I thought I'd add to my last post. I also judge people by what they read. Like if I see someone reading a Danielle Steel book...I'd turn to my friend and say "Oh hell naw, that b**** is reading that shit? What a waste of her time." Two years ago if I saw anyone reading...

I remember in 10th grade, when I was transferred to the honors english class, the teacher said that everyone had a personal reading book they were working on for a book report. She asked me if I was currently reading a book and I said "Yes," even though I knew the kind of book I was reading...

Black Magic Woman - Santana

A Clockwork Orange - Anthony Burgess Animal Farm - George Orwell The Catcher in the Rye - J.D. Salinger Everything is Illuminated - Jonathan Safran Foer ...I wish I could have read more but...summer school math drained all of my time....:( :( :( but hey, now i'm free to read all i want...

Well, "glazzies" as some of you probably know, is the Nadsat term for "eyes" in A Clockwork Orange. And well, red "glazzies" are what I get when I'm up all night reading!!!:D:cool:

I haven't been keeping up with my recent buys...but here they are. These I bought within the last 1-2 weeks.... Salvation Army/Half-Price Books The Corrections - Jonathan Franzen Mirror, Mirror - Gregory Maguire Hip: The History - John Leland The Road - Cormac Macarthy The Lord of...

sleep? sleep? SLEEP!?!?!? who needs SLEEP? there's books to be read people!! *gulps Rockstar*

WOW :eek: gosh dang RAC42, it's.....it's.....it's like a WALL of books!!!:D in the words of The Continental (walken rocks :cool:)...."wowie wow wow wow!!!"

My bed. The best. Always face down and with plenty of pillows. I can't read laying back...my neck doesnt like it. I once read through Heart of Darkness in some patio tables outside a barnes and noble. it was pretty early in the morning (8 a.m) and no one else was around...it was a fresh...

wow:eek: :eek: :eek: ...i think it would be near impossible (if not just frustrating) for me to try and find the same publisher for all those books one by one...WOWZAZZZ.