[Kallisti23chaos]

"Pharmako/Poeia" Plant powers,Poisons,and Herbcraft" by Dale Pendell and
"Danger On peaks" by Gary Snyder

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Originally Posted by Alex's Trip

It had tons of great lines. It was very well written. It got kind of boring, and it didn't need to be as long as it was, but I suppose it was essential to the idea that anything ("pederosis" included) could be made beautiful and artful through language.

Anyway, now I am reading The Bell Jar (this edition):

 

I have that one as well. One of my favorites.

[Everyneurotic]

 

after rip it up and start again, which is marvelous but it grates me a little wrong being too critic-esque and with some minor that shouldn't be omissions.

[terminal pharmacy]

 

 

[gmku]

 

From an Amazon reviewer: U.N.C.L.E.'s man in Rumania is found dead, completely drained of blood. Napoleon Solo and Illya Kuryakin discover that THRUSH are using the vampire myth as cover for an operation to smuggle stolen treasure out of Europe.


The U.N.C.L.E. television series went off the rails in its third year, resorting to increasingly desperate self-parody, yet ACE's tie-in books went from strength to strength, possibly because the authors weren't restricted by budgets or network interference. This entry has the same four-act structure and one can almost hear Robert Vaughn and David McCallum saying the lines. Had it been a T.V. episode, it would have shone amongst the dross.
The story is slim but stylish, full of neat touches such as Dracula's descendant turning out to be a good guy, a THRUSH baddie posing as his ancestor and the use of radio-controlled wolves to scare the superstitious locals away from THRUSH's base. Sceptical to a man, Solo plays Scully to Illya's Mulder, the latter clinically cutting a swathe through an ever-deepening mystery. Thankfully we are spared one of those gooey romances between Solo and the scientist's sexy daughter that used to happen on television with tedious regularity.

McDaniel knew what made 'U.N.C.L.E.' tick and seems to have done his vampire homework. There's even a cameo by the legendary horror movie buff Forrest J.Ackerman. Unlike Judith Merill, he had a sense of humour!

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[Alex's Trip]

 

Originally Posted by Alex's Trip

 

that sounds and looks really interesting

[Alex's Trip]

I'm only done with the first act so I can't tell you. It is supposed to be really autobiographical. It wasn't published until after he died.

[Alex's Trip]

I'm reading Beyond Good And Evil.

Does that make me a pretentious ass?

[Glice]

Originally Posted by Alex's Trip

I'm reading Beyond Good And Evil.

Does that make me a pretentious ass?

Dear God no. Just one pretentious book doesn't make you a pretentious arse. Go off and say something inflammatory about Proust's limpid scansion being a mirror to Horace's parody of Seneca's Medea in light of the latter section of Finnegans Wake read through a post-beatnik epedemiology - then you'll be a pretentious arse.

[ALIEN ANAL]

just read the Tom Green biography

"Hollywood Causes Cancer"

was an interesting read

[Danny Himself]

 

Collected interviews of Tom Waits, from mid-Asylum years to present.

[ALIEN ANAL]

what tom waits like
whats he think like?

[me.]

Originally Posted by █████████

 

What's this book, looks intresting?.

I'm currently reading Koji Suzuki - The Ring, i'm not a devotee of J-Horror or whatever the genre is?, but the book is alot better than the film(s).

[sonic sphere]

open up & bleed:-iggy pop biography by paul trynka

[_slavo_]

 

I just brought this one home. Can't wait to start reading.

^^isnt this the one about the gas attacks in the tokyo uderground in the nineties or something, is it?

[_slavo_]

exactly.

always wanted to read that after a friend of mine told me that it is really good. keep me informed bout that!