Reading Material?

[JonnyD1022]

Does anyone know of any good books that are worth taking a look at.

[CheifWigum]

read zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance by robert pirsig

It's here now: are you? by Bhagavan Das

The Heart of the Buddha's Teaching by Thich Nhat Hanh

[CKoukios]

Jack Kerouac's On The Road
and
Ram Dass's Be Here Now (gives background on It's Here Now, Are You?)

[brereto2]

"Have a Nice Day" by Mick Foley. I just finished this book and if you're
a wrestling fan you'll love it.

[jaymus]

i definitely second that recomendation for "zen and the art of motorcycle
maintenance" -- good book

classic reading-----"the count of monte cristo" Alexander Dumas
"the lord of the flies" William Golding

also check out "Still life with woodpecker" by (i forgot)........but an
excellent book, nonetheless.

[Naughton]

Still Life Was by Tim Robbins. Also good reads "Son Of The Circus" John
Irving or anything by Irving> D
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[IZSTDIZOOT]

Here's some good one's I've read lately:

"WinterDance" (A writer runs the Iditarod) Gary Paulsen
"Angelas Ashes" Frank Mcormack
"Into Thin Air" Krakauer
"Andy Kaufman Revailed" Bob Zumuda

Nothing supper intelectual but very good reads :-)

Seumas (Shay-mus)

[lo...@io.com]

INFINITE JEST by David Foster Wallace....
if you can get through it, this book will thoroughly bend your
mind....

peas
Adam

[SpaceTeamCanada]

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
by
Hunter S. Thompson

Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test
by
Tom Wolfe

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[Kleinridr1]

Into adventure?? then try "Into the Wild" by Jon Krakauer....the most moving
book I have ever read....Just wish that i had the will to do the same at
Chris...anyone else??
peace
chris

[Nathaniel]

>INFINITE JEST by David Foster Wallace....
>if you can get through it, this book will thoroughly bend your
>mind....

Reading that entire book is like taking half a tab of acid every other day for
a couple months.

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[dusty]

resistance rebellion and death (albert camus)
miles davis the autobiography (w/ quincy troupe)
anything by ts eliot (i recommend reading the wasteland over and over and
over and over again)
anything by dostoyevsky (i recommend crime and punishment or white nights)
catch 22 (joseph heller)
the world according to garp (john irving)
rosencrantz and guildenstern are dead (tom stoppard)
the autobiography of malcom x
anything by vonnegut (i recommend breakfast of champions)
the dog with the chip in his neck (andrei codrescu)
a clockwork orange (anthony burgess)
anything else you can get your hands on

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