Recent content by Audrey

I'm currently reading this actually. And yes, it is massive but a pretty quick. I have really enjoyed it. It is also incredibly helpful in connecting the fictional characters and situations in WSB's books to the real life individuals and occurrences that inspired them.

I always thought that Big Love was kind of the sister piece to The Sopranos. I don't know if liking one show will mean you like the other, but they both dealt with complex male leads dealing with morally gray areas.

Welcome, and I am glad that Bukowski had such a positive impact on your life.

I never really could get into that one. I might try it again at some point in my life. However I did really enjoy Donleavy's "A Singular Man."

Do people actually go bald down there anymore? I mean, we have penicillin and all, didn't that clear most of it up?

I admit I am frequently guilty of saying that certain movies/books/shows/whatever will flop for no obvious reason.

Hello and welcome. I'm always happy to meet an English professor.

Are you single, perhaps looking to mingle?

He seems more zesty to me.

No, I keep it real. The first sign of hair loss I'm shaving my head. I'm going to put down that receding hairline like a lame horse.

so joining this place seemed like a fairly logical decision. Hello everybody.

Bukowski William S. Burroughs John Berryman Shirley Jackson Kafka Lovecraft TS Eliot

Shutter Island by Dennis Lehane, although I am only about 10 pages into it so far.

I've always loved the Red Night trilogy. I found the Western Lands to be a little slow and dry, but I think both Cities and Dead Roads show a very developed, mature side to Burroughs.