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I think I don't have the updated and expended edition, so that might be that.

Really loving this book

Currently reading "In Defense of Food" by Micheal Pollan for my English 1A class. A bit dry but surprisingly not boring. Woop!

Just reminds me I really gotta take the time and read more. Been meaning to start reading the entirey of The Hobbit/Lord of the Rings stuff, just havent had time between school/band/work/family.

Working on this one. Love Mothersbaugh and DEVO history.

Enjoyed Bone Clocks. One of David Mitchell's better books. Held together better. Fun read.

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Working on this one. Love Mothersbaugh and DEVO history.

Is it a auto-bio? DEVO is awesome and I've really got into them this last year.


Edit** Ok: I googled it. Cool stuff.

Hyphen Nation wrote:Enjoyed Bone Clocks. One of David Mitchell's better books. Held together better. Fun read.

I read this one recently, never read any of his books before. That first two parts almost made me stop reading it though, especially the first one. Still, quite liked it in the end...

Revived from the dead.

I'm almost done with this which I thoroughly enjoyed:



I'm also rereading the Freakonomics series because it's my favorite book series and realized I have yet to acquire "When to rob a bank?" which had escaped me.

rob a bank

One of my childhood dreams.

Someday.

I just finished Go Tell It On a Mountain by James Baldwin. It was incredible and way different from what I usually read.

Been reading a lot of bios about brilliant eccentrics: The Wizard of New Zealand, Moondog, Emperor Norton of the United States, Jack Parsons. Some people you just couldn't write a boring book about if you tried.

Currently reading Dostoyevsky's The Idiot.
Loving it.
The Prince is pretty much the character I've been most empathetic with since Levin from Anna Karenina.
I don't know what that says about me.

Great so far:

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Yeah, a lot of Butler...