Re: Let's Talk Books, Fuckers! « Reply #75 on Mar 5, 2011, 1:56pm »
He said he was going to alternate entries in the Rant trilogy with other, unrelated books. By my count, there have been three novels since Rant - one a year, like clockwork - and not one has been even distantly connected to Rant.
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Re: Let's Talk Books, Fuckers! « Reply #77 on Mar 5, 2011, 3:53pm »
The only Tom Robbins book I've read is Another Road Side Attraction. I've wanted to read more work of his. Since I went back to school last year all I have been reading are technical books.
Any body have a chance to read any Bentley Little. That's some weird shit.
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Re: Let's Talk Books, Fuckers! « Reply #79 on Mar 5, 2011, 6:27pm »
This blows my mind because I thought Palahniuk had more or less stopped publishing things once I turned 20.
Terribly boring anecdote: For my high school creative writing class, I wrote a (god awful) story that sounded like a 17-year-old trying to write like Chuck Palahniuk. To give my teacher (I was in love with her) an idea of what I was going for, I brought in the recently published "Guts." Trivia points to the first person to correctly identify the publication and thus the punchline to this story.
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Re: Let's Talk Books, Fuckers! « Reply #81 on Mar 5, 2011, 6:36pm »
Well done. Yes, my teacher made a copy of the story and then furtively handed me the magazine because, hurray coincidences, some kid had gotten in trouble that very day for having the Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition.
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Re: Let's Talk Books, Fuckers! « Reply #84 on Mar 5, 2011, 11:32pm »
There were some really good stories in haunted, though. I don't have my copy right now, unfortunately, so I can't look and Dr. Garbanzoure out which ones they were. The Mystery Box... I remember that was one I really liked.