Hunter S. Thompson's The Curse of Lono

I just got Mister B gone by Clive Barker, "The Art of H.P. Lovecraft's Cthulhu Mythos," and Batman: Year one.

Pirate King by R.A. Salvatore

Sirens of Titan, Vonnegut

Edgar Allen Poe's 'Tales of mystery and imagination'

i bought faust by goethe and walden/civil disobedience by fuck faced thoreau

I got Faust 3-4 years ago but have yet to read it. As soon as I finish Don Quixote I'll get to it. If you read it before me let me know how it is.

Don Quixote is teh awesome.

faust is ok so far. I dont really like plays that much, though, and i hate most poetry. But there's still some classy lines in here, and he has a clever way to rhyme. I'm reading the kaufman translation.

I finished the Yiddish Policeman's Union today. (There was a lot I had in my backlog.)

It's a solid detective story, with a Jewish twist.

WHAT WAS THE JEWISH TWIST? THE GUY WAS SECRETLY HOARDING THE MONEY THE ENTIRE TIME?

Instead of donuts, he ate bagels. Dun dun dun!!!

i think the last book i "got" was achewood volume 4 5 6

;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

one hundred years of solitude by gabriel garcia marquez and childhood's end by arthur c clark

The Great Chinatown Death Cloud Peril by Paul Malmont (an awesome tribute to pulp novels)
Dandelion Wine (read it a long time ago, good stuff.)
Marvel vs. DC Crossover classics (Most of the ones included are pretty boring, but the best one is Batman and Captain America teaming up to fight The Red Skull and the Joker.)

I want to pick up a copy of Flowers for Algernon soon and re-read it.

I remember reading Flowers for Algernon in school, then we watched the movie version Charly and the teacher fast forwarded past the sex scene. :\

What a jerk. I think that happened to me too. Yet they played Romeo and Julie(older version) and there was full rear nudity.

Didn't we get to see olivia hussey's 13 year old boobies too? We never watched the movie version of flowers for algernon but we read it.... Like everyone else, evidently.