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| Endorphin Luminary  1185 Posts 3/00 |  Posted - Jan 19 2001 : 12:07PMWhich books have had the greatest impact in your life? Still campaigning for Alexandra Silk FREE THE WEED [Link] |
| Leslie Member Goleta,CA 279 Posts 1/01 | Posted - Jan 19 2001 : 7:59PM [Link] |
| Janitor Retired Porno movies, sexy videos, xxx. Adult DVD Talk at your service. 6409 Posts 11/99 | Posted - Jan 19 2001 : 8:15PM Steinbeck - every book he wrote with a special emphasis on To A God Unknown Bob Dylan's lyric book Tom Robbins Jitterbug Perfume Every Christopher Moore book - just because he's one of the greates story tellers of our time. Kurt Vonnegut Jr - he's created a whole world, i can't even distinguish which book is which Hobbit series Mason and Dixon (because I loved it but couldn't finish it - a challenge that i have yet to meet.) Atlas Shrugged, The Monkey Wrench Gang, Demian, The Collected Writings of Robert Smithson... I guess i have to stop somewhere. This is making me want to go buy some books :) [Link] |
| tricia_devereaux Evil Angel DVD Patience is a virtue, but who wants to be virtuous? 4283 Posts 4/00 | Posted - Jan 20 2001 : 8:55PM Brave New World and Grapes of Wrath both made me think a lot. I was also fortunate enough to read Clockwork Orange before I saw the movie. I tend to read more non-fiction (like how-to books and stuff like that) than fiction. So I guess most of those have a furthering effect on me. And when I do read fiction nowadays, it's when I just want to completely unwind, so it tends to be not-too-deep mystery novels. [Link] |
| Kimi Lixx Senior Member 2012 Posts 6/01 | Posted - Jun 25 2001 : 4:41AM Kimi [Link] |
| Planet Sex Deactivated User 1951 Posts 6/01 | Posted - Jun 25 2001 : 2:39PM My favourites? Slapstick, Breakfast of Champions, The Sirens of Titan, Slaughterhouse 5, Player Piano and Cat's Cradle. [Link] |
bono-ONE  All-Star Member SAMCRO 8571 Posts 8/00 | Posted - Jun 25 2001 : 3:16PM [Link] |
| tina tyler Mercenary Pictures 466 Posts 2/00 | Posted - Jun 25 2001 : 3:51PM American Tabloid- James Ellroy [Link] |
| dumblonde Senior Member 2352 Posts 7/00 | Posted - Jun 25 2001 : 3:59PM I assure you Endorphin really doesn't give a rip - These penetrating questions are for "The Women of Adult Entertainment" only, and a shameless attempt on his part to make himself appear to be a caring, sensitive guy, with the ultimate goal of getting laid. So, although I've read many interesting books as well, it's not my wish to hijack his efforts in this regard, nor am I a "Woman of Adult Entertainment". Just trying to help!  [Link] |
| bennyprofane Member Scotland 32 Posts 7/00 | Posted - Jun 25 2001 : 4:20PM Gore Vidal - all his non-fiction Lots more. [Link] |
| tina tyler Mercenary Pictures 466 Posts 2/00 | Posted - Jun 25 2001 : 6:11PM I'm also a big Gore Vidal fan. Recently re-read the Smithsonian Institute for the third time. Kurt Vonnegut almost made my list, but his stuff never really 'moved' me as much as it was entertaining. I like Thomas Pynchon, but, like Steph, have a hard time getting through it. [Link] |
| tricia_devereaux Evil Angel DVD Patience is a virtue, but who wants to be virtuous? 4283 Posts 4/00 | Posted - Jun 26 2001 : 1:41AM Will be working on Atlas Shrugged next. A big impact on my current life: The Idiot's Guide to Raising a Baby and a picture book called Baby Animals. [Link] |
| wendy divine Member 116 Posts 7/01 | Posted - Jul 3 2001 : 1:25AM R.A. Salvatore Elaine Cunningham Ed Greenwood for all my favorite fantasy novels.. and of course the King .. would be JRR Tolkein can't wait for the movie to come out... Robert Bruce on Astral Dynamics Edgar Cayce on just about anything he's written James Redfield The Celestine Prophecy I love all sorts of books... what can I say... [Link] |
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