Metal Reviews

The Face by Dean Koontz

Children Who Have Lived Before - Trutz Hardo

It's mainly just a collection of anecdotes. Nothing really substantial.

Man, I hardly ever post in this thread (maybe it's b/c I never read), but I'm reading The Count of Monte Cristo. I'm already 100 pages into it. This is the first book I've been addicted to in a looooong time.




6000 posts

Congratulations on the 6000th post. You know if you could collect all your posts in a nice document you would def have enough for one book or maybe two!

It is done. I will make millions.

Now reading:

SAGA OF THE VOLSUNGS: THE NORSE EPIC OF SIGURD THE DRAGON SLAYER.

Bloody fantastic.

I want royalties if there is any reference to anything said by me.

A cheap $3.50 book of T.S. Eliot poetry. It's fantastic... although I can't understand a word of it. It's still fascinating.

Circle Of Flight by John Marsden

William S. Burroughs - Naked Lunch

Yeah, it's a bit weird. But surprisingly readable.

Pattern, by KJ Parker

The novel I'm writing -- over, and over...

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

that's a great book Legacy, you'll love it.

which reminds me, i have to watcht he movie one of these days.

Yep, same thing. I've been writing it for like 15 years now and I only get to about page thirty, then I stop and start a new one. I guess I should have more faith in my ability, but I get to a technical point and I feel it necessary to research for whatever, which loses my mojo flow and sometimes spoils what i may have written prior to it.

I'm reading Michael Moore's Stupid White Men (recent update).

Crisis on Infinite Earths Graphic Novel. Marty Wolfman and George Perez are an awesome team.

Reading The Rattle Bag, which is a near-flawless poetry anthology. Also about to re-read The Big Sleep, because Raymond Chandler just never gets boring.

And if graphic novels are allowed then I'll just mention volume 8 of 100 Bullets, which I'm working through now. It rules.

That's a weird book, nothing really happens in it but its easy enough to read that you keep going. I stopped like halfway through though because I put it down for a week to read another book and then never felt the need to pick it up again.

I'm still reading Homeland, yay for overtly political anti-American leadership books :]

I saw the movie, and that's what made me wanna read the book. The movie's fantastic.

"Sir, you have to move your car."

"Is this not a reasonable place to park?"

"You're on the sidewalk!"

Alexander - Part II - The Sands of Ammon

well, my last exam is tomorrow and i'll spend the whole weeking "decompressing" (read: scratching my balls in front of the computer), i have to see the movie then.