What was freaky about Stephen King's house? I would think that'd be very interesting to hear..

 

For serious? So do I!

 

impressive list. is The Bookseller THAT good?

 

I have been looking for a copy of Die Angst des Tormanns Beim Elfmeter for the last 6 months now. Can't find a copy for under fifty bucks.

 

einstein's dreams- alan lightman
the catcher in the rye- jd salinger
different seasons- stephen king
hannibal series- thomas harris

 

Any political history or biographies. Just read the biography of Mary Pickford, and am working on one of Ingred Bergman.

 

Any good ones out there on Jimmy Cagney? I love that guy.

 

I'm almost finished with Six Days of War: June 1967 and the Making of the Modern Middle East by Micheal Oren. It's a pretty gripping tale. My political leanings always favored Israel but I never knew the hard evidence that backed up their claims until now. I highly recommend it for anyone interested in Mid-East history and politics.

-S-

 

I absolutely love anything by Tolkien, and my number one is The Silmarillion.

 

Well the cast iron fence had three headed gargoyles and dragons on it. It had 2 towers at the front corners. I mean it was a beautiful house it was just all around creepy.

 

it sounds cool, I'd live in a place like that!

 

Digital Foretress- Dan Brown. Vince Flynn Novels ALLLLL of them ex. transfer of power,consent to kill, term limits,separation of power. Nefertiti-Nick Drake. The Greater Good-Casey Moreton, The Coldest Winter Ever, Andromeda Strain,Animal Farm,A tale of two cities, Harry Potter, A series of Unfortunate Events, I, Elisabeth.

 

Most of Tom Clancy's books [even Op-Center and he didn't write it] are the best for me. But I know a lot of people don't like them because they are very technical and boring...

 

i just finished Bright of the Sky by Kay Kenyon

it was mind-blowing!

check it out : http://www.kaykenyon.com/bks-entire_univ.htm

Before you visit that site, i should tell you a bit about the story.
Titus Quinn, his wife and daughter, are sucked into another universe. When Titus returns alone, no one believes him, of course. Titus becomes a hermit, living on the coast in Oregon.

But his former employers, Minerva Inc., make a startling discovery, a freak accident of sorts that, when looked at closely, suggests that Titus may have been telling the truth.

So once again, Titus is sent back to the universe where his wife and daughter are still, he hopes, living. This all happens in like the first 2-3 chapters. The rest will happen in the other universe, mostly. So it is sci-fi and fantasy really. the science is pretty thick in the beginning, but only briefly, then the fantasy begins when Kay Kenyon, the author, begins building her world, The Entire, and it is killer. Titus goes on a real adventure.

five stars ***** if you are a fantasy or scifi buff, this book will be famous, so read it before your friends do. Book of the year for sure.

blade

 

I really enjoy anything by Steven King