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I'm so sad today...my all time favorite writer, and "Breakfast of Champions" my favorite book. He lived one helluva life though. Someplace he's drawing assholes.
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Bye bye for now magister. A sad sad day. :(
ReplyDeleteJill Krementz his wife a great writer as well. "My very first Horse"
And another great audiobook is ruined by intellectual bandwagon-jumper Ethan "S-M-R-T" Hawke. I hate that d-bag.
ReplyDeleteKurt deserved better in life and death.
I'd recommend "Cat's Cradle". I think that was his best novel. If you've ever read Tom Robbins, you'll see that he got his style from Kurt Vonnegut.
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