ReadMyList

Hey! What's up?
Nuthin' here.
I'm jus' readin'

What, you say, am I readin'?

Ohkay, in no particular order (goes to other room to retrieve large stack of books):

• Good Blonde & Others _{by Jack Kerouac [1993]}^{(pg. ?)}
• Chomsky on MisEducation _{by Noam Chomsky [2000]} Donaldo Macedo, Ed.
• The Man Who Pulled Down the Sky _{by John Barnes [1986] (actually I finished reading it and I want to quote some stuff to Stupit)}
• Understanding Power * The Indispensable Chomsky _{Edited by Peter R. Mitchell & John Schoeffel [2002]}
• BRIMSTONE _{by Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child [2004]}
• LEVEL 4: Virus Hunters of the CDC _{by Joseph B. McCormick, M.D. & Susan Fisher-Hoch, M.D. WITH Leslie Alan Horvitz [1996]}
• The Forensic Casebook _{by Ngaire E. Genge [2002]}^(pg.72)
• microserfs _{by Douglas Coupland [1995]}^{(pg. 101)}
• 9-11 _{by Noam Chomsky [2001]}^{(pg. 25)}
• THE DEMON IN THE FREEZER A True Story _{by Richard Preston [2002]}^{(pg. 5)}
• Loop Group _{by Larry McMurtry Author of Terms of Endearment [2004]}^{(pg. 30)}
• Teasing Secrets from the Dead My Investigations at America's Most Infamous Crime Scenes _{by Emily Craig, Ph.D FOREWORD by Kathy Reichs [2004]}
• PREDATORS: HOW PREDATORS FIND, CATCH AND CONSUME THEIR PREY _{by Steve Parker [2001]}^{(pg. ?)}
• Java In a Nutshell (A Desktop Quick Reference) _{by David Flanagan (2^nd Ed. Covers Java 1.1) [1997]}^{(pg. 83)} _{{NOTE: old versions are cheap at used bookstores — ex: this one was $1}}
• Java Examples In a Nutshell (A Tutorial Companion to Java in a Nutshell) _{by David Flanagan [1997]}^{(pg. ?)} _{{see note above}}

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I'm going to try to get The Zombie Slayer involved with this.

Future reference: Pg: ? means I randomly read the book or use it for reference or it has pictures and I flip through and then read the text concerned with whatever picture I find, etc. If no page number is even hinted at, it means I just got it from the library and/or haven't started it yet. I'll try to be careful not to double-list books.

If you make comments, talk about books, talk about these books, and/or the subjects/authors, etc they represent, or list your own lists. You don't have to mention why. Maybe I can make this like a mini internet book club, hmm?

Oh, one more thing! In case you think I'm lying about all these books: I'm like a chick going on vacation — they always pack as many shoes, etc as they can fit into the tiny little luggage bags we give 'em, why? It's good to have a choice. *shrugs* It is.
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